Audio Described Tour of Ai Weiwei: Making Sense

Cox is a Director at MaMoMi Initiative and an established artist who has exhibited internationally. Her perspective, as a visually impaired artist, grants her the privilege of creating and appreciating art through all of her senses. As a psychogeographer, she connects locations via their ambiance. She facilitates sensory art workshops, leads artistic projects and presents at conferences and seminars and is a qualified coach and mentor working with creatives with and without additional access requirements.

Mashigo is an artist and museum educator who works collaboratively with blind and visually impaired creative practitioners to develop workshops, exhibitions and tours. He is also the founder of MaMoMi, a community interest social enterprise which enhances the experiences available to the visually impaired, deaf-blind and those at risk of exclusion.

The artist's first exhibition focusing on design will mix recent works with commissioned pieces inviting us into a meditation on value and humanity, art and activism. Tickets on sale.

A special exhibition preview and talk with Design Museum Chief Curator Justin McGuirk and artist and activist Ai Weiwei to discuss how his new exhibition reflects thirty years of thinking and collecting.

Join guide Edward Richards for a special tour of the exhibition Ai Weiwei: Making Sense, delivered in British Sign Language suitable for Deaf and hard of hearing visitors.

Join us for a conversation that dives into the act of collecting, prompted by the ‘fields’ in the exhibition Ai Weiwei: Making Sense.