Interactive Tactile Art Exhibition | Washington Pavilion Skip to content In this Exhibition This tactile art exhibition brings together the work of Leonardo da Vinci, Johannes Vermeer, Vincent van Gogh and other influential artists to explore the history and evolution of seven major art movements. Presented in chronological order, the exhibition highlights The Renaissance, Baroque, Neoclassicism, Impressionism, Post-Impressionism, Art Nouveau and Expressionism through craftsmanship, subject matter and artistic style. Unlike a traditional museum setting, this accessible art exhibition invites visitors to experience art through touch and sound. Guests are encouraged to gently explore raised surfaces, shapes and textures using both hands while listening to audio descriptions through provided headphones. Touch-activated sensors are embedded throughout each piece to offer additional insight into the artwork. Presented by Tactile Images in collaboration with the National Federation of the Blind, this interactive museum experience removes barriers for blind and low-vision visitors in a predominantly sighted world. By combining tactile printing, braille text and audio narration, the exhibition creates a multisensory way to engage with art history. About Tactile Images Tactile Images , a subsidiary of 3D PhotoWorks LLC, works in collaboration with the National Federation of the Blind to expand access to visual culture. Through innovative tactile printing techniques, the organization creates transformative experiences for blind and visually impaired audiences. Their work integrates raised imagery, braille text, audio narratives and scent elements to make art and information accessible to all. Sponsored by South Dakota Arts Council support is provided with funds from the State of South Dakota, through the Department of Tourism, and the National Endowment for the Arts. Becoming Midwest: Life Between Native Soul Now–May 31 Teachers As Artists Explore a Visual Arts Center exhibition featuring K–12 art educators from the Sioux Falls Public School District as practicing artists. Now–June 21 Interwoven Explore Interwoven: Fiber in Three Voices at the Washington Pavilion Visual Arts Center, featuring contemporary fiber art by Emily Anderson, Amy Jarding and Sue Kaihoi. Discover innovative weaving, tufting and hand-stitched works that celebrate the history and future of textile art. Looking for events at your Washington Pavilion? The region’s home for the arts, entertainment and science offers endless possibilities for fun and learning. View our calendar of events for our full schedule. View Calendar of Events