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The following Broadway productions utilize the
I-Caption service (Portable Caption device).
Deaf audience members can attend any performance, anytime!

Jersey Boys
Book of Mormon
Wicked
Mamma Mia

Reservations are not necessary, but you can reserve an I-Caption unit by contacting Sound Associates
For Info on Captioned Films - go to Captionfish.com

Checkout the new Whitney Video Vlog

Whitney Video Blogs (Vlogs) are original short videos featuring Deaf museum educators communicating in American Sign Language (ASL).

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« Friday February 10, 2012 »
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(other) ReelAbilities Disability Film Festival Start: 02/10/2012 11:00 am ReelAbilities (assistlisten) Metropolitan Museum of Art - Conversations with Curators and Conservators with FM Assistive Listening Devices Start: 02/10/2012 2:00 pm Conversation with a Conservator—Oceanic Barkcloth: Methods, Materials, and Display Christine Giuntini (asl) Metropolitan Museum of Art - Met Signs Tours in ASL (no voice interpretation) Start: 02/10/2012 6:15 pm The Pantheon of Hindu and Buddhist Deities in Indian Art Guthrie Nutter

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Conversation with a Conservator—Oceanic Barkcloth: Methods, Materials, and Display
Christine Giuntini

The Pantheon of Hindu and Buddhist Deities in Indian Art
Guthrie Nutter

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Conversation with a Conservator—Oceanic Barkcloth: Methods, Materials, and Display Christine Giuntini

The Pantheon of Hindu and Buddhist Deities in Indian Art Guthrie Nutter

Conversation with a Conservator—Oceanic Barkcloth: Methods, Materials, and Display
Christine Giuntini

The Pantheon of Hindu and Buddhist Deities in Indian Art
Guthrie Nutter