The "Speechless: Different By Design" Exhibit Uses Brain Science To Inform Art

The 'Speechless: Different by Design' exhibition at the Dallas Museum of Art encourages visitors to engage with art through all senses. Inspired by curator Sarah Schleuning's personal experience with her son's language disorder, the exhibition features interactive installations by various artists. These installations explore sensory experiences and the intersection of art and neuroscience, promoting accessibility and inclusivity. The exhibition aims to redefine how art is perceived and experienced, offering a new model for museums.

How does the exhibition encourage visitors to interact with the art?

What inspired curator Sehrish Luening to create the exhibition 'Speechless'?

What role does sound play in the works created by Yuri Suzuki?

Describe the installation created by Misha Kahn and its unique features.

What insights did Dan Krasik provide regarding the relationship between art and brain activity?

What is the significance of the 'deescalation room' included in the exhibition?

In what ways does the exhibition aim to change perceptions of art for visitors?