The Centre for the Study of Modern Ceramics – G. Psaropoulos Foundation has developed an Accessibility Toolkit focused on contemporary ceramics, aiming to introduce individuals with intellectual, mobility, and hearing disabilities to the art of ceramics—from traditional forms to its modern expressions.
Our main goal is for the museum, through this Accessibility Toolkit, to reach Special Education Structures, Day Centres, and Special Schools both within and outside of Attica, with an emphasis on more remote areas. In this way, these institutions are given the opportunity to explore contemporary ceramics in both an educational and therapeutic manner. People with disabilities can engage with modern aspects of ceramics and become acquainted with this remarkable art form and its evolution through time.
Shaped like a small suitcase, the Accessibility Toolkit includes specially designed educational material that is fully accessible, and it is available to borrow free of charge for a period of two weeks.
For more information about the contents of the Accessibility Toolkit and borrowing options, you can contact us at 2103318491 or via eail at kmnk@otenet.gr.
Accessibility Toolkit Contributors
Concept & General Supervision:
Fotini Katsaouni, Educator – Museologist
Content Design & Creation:
Filippos Vasileiou, Visual Artist
Graphic Design:
Creative Studio Telesis
To ensure accessibility of the material, our Centre collaborated with the non-profit organization Liminal.
The Accessibility Toolkit was designed and implemented with the financial support of the Hellenic Ministry of Culture.
