Tactile art is a form of art designed to be experienced through touch. It includes raised textures, three-dimensional elements, and varied materials that allow individuals to "see" and interpret a piece by feeling its surface.

Our presentations are designed for everyone! They are especially beneficial for people who are blind or visually impaired, but they also provide a unique and engaging experience for sighted individuals, making them perfect for diverse groups.

Yes, absolutely. Our interactive presentations are a great fit for schools and educational programs in Minnesota, offering a hands-on learning experience that promotes empathy, inclusivity, and creativity.

Our standard presentations and workshops typically last between 50 to 60 minutes, but we can customize the length to fit your schedule.

We use a variety of materials including wood, fabric, metal, plastic, and other textured items to create a diverse sensory experience. All materials are provided.

Yes, we are a Minnesota-based service and are available to travel to your school, organization, or event location throughout the state. Please note travel expenses may be incurred for locations outside the seven county metro area.

You can book a presentation by contacting us directly through our website, email, or COMPAS partnership. We recommend booking in advance to ensure availability.

No, this is a presentation. The focus is on the sensory experience, not artistic skill.

The cost of our programs varies depending on the type of event, location, and group size. Please contact us for a personalized quote.

We strive to make our workshops as accessible as possible for everyone. Please contact us to discuss any specific needs or accommodations.

Our art is unique because it's built to be touched. Our founder, Linda Brant-Malm, creates narrative-driven, interactive art programs that combine her skills in design with a passion for inclusivity.

Our programs can be adapted for all ages, from children to adults. We tailor the content and complexity to fit the audience.

Tactile Artworks was founded to create a space where everyone, regardless of their vision, can connect with art in a meaningful way. It was born from a passion for inclusive design and storytelling.

Yes, we are happy to work with community groups, senior centers, and non-profit organizations throughout Minnesota.

We provide all the artwork. You only need to provide the space, table and chair set up, and the participants.

Through our partnership with COMPAS, we offer unique storytelling presentations that address the emotional aspects of vision loss and change. These include titles such as "HUNGRY LITTLE MONSTERS, A Story of Loss," "I FEEL STUCK, A Story of Isolation," and "MY LIGHT AT THE END OF THE TUNNEL, A Story of Hope.

Participants will engage in a hands-on learning experience that combines storytelling with tactile art. The programs are designed to foster empathy, creativity, and resilience while exploring themes of loss, isolation, and hope.

Our programs through COMPAS are designed for a wide range of ages and groups, including early elementary (K-3), middle school, high school, and adults. We also have programs specifically for educators and intergenerational groups.

Yes. In addition to our one-time presentations, we offer a residency program called "INCLUSION”, Stories of Helping," which focuses on making art and spaces more accessible for individuals with vision loss.

No, we specialize in educational art presentations, not hands-on art creation. Our focus is on providing a unique and informative experience for our audience.

It is not messy at all, feel free to wear what makes you comfortable.

Yes, it is designed to be touched. It is all about inclusion for those with vision loss.