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A pessoa com deficiência visual vê-se, muitas vezes, privada do acesso à arte e à cultura por falta de medidas de acessibilidade que permitam a fruição deste tipo de serviços e/ou produtos. A pandemia por COVID-19 veio a transformar o mundo como o conhecíamos: as exigências derivadas dos sucessivos confinamentos, obrigaram os agentes culturais a reinventarem-se, pensando em novas formas de chegar aos diferentes públicos, o que pode contribuir para a expansão de algumas técnicas de acessibilidade, tais como a audiodescrição, descentralizando, desta forma, o acesso à arte. A audiodescrição é um dos recursos que pode contribuir para a fruição da cultura e que consiste numa técnica de acessibilidade que permite “transformar” as imagens em palavras, de forma que as pessoas com deficiência visual possam conhecer e compreender o mundo imagético que as rodeia e ao qual, normalmente, não têm acesso. Esta técnica ainda não é conhecida por todas as pessoas o que pode dificultar a expansão deste recurso e respetiva implementação. Desta forma, urge dar a conhecer o que é a audiodescrição para que mais agentes culturais a possam vir a utilizar e mais pessoas com deficiência visual possam usufruir dela. Assim, é importante divulgar exemplos de boas práticas que permitam levar a arte à casa das pessoas. O presente trabalho tem como intuito promover a reflexão sobre as potencialidades de acesso que possam ter surgido em épocas de confinamento por COVID-19 e apresentar exemplos de boas práticas de disponibilização das artes considerando a pessoa com deficiência visual.
A person with visual impairment is usually deprived of enjoying arts and culture because there are no accessible measures that allow her/him to appreciate these kinds of services and/or products. COVID-19 changed the world as we knew it: the demands driven by the successive confinements have forced cultural agents to reinvent themselves, making them thinking new ways to reach different audiences, which may contribute to expanding some accessible techniques, such as audio description, decentralising the access to art. Audio description is one of the resources that can contribute to culture fruition and consists of an accessibility technique that allows to “transform” images into words so that visually impaired people can know and understand the visual world that surrounds them and to which they normally do not have access. This technique is not known to everyone, which may make it difficult to expand and implement. So, it is urgent to know what audio description is so that more cultural spaces may use it and more people with visual impairment can enjoy it. It is crucial to disclose examples of good practices that allow art to be taken into the peoples’ homes. Thus, the present work aims to promote reflection on the potentialities that may have arisen in these times of confinement by COVID-19 and to present examples of good practices in making the arts available to people with visual impairment.
A person with visual impairment is usually deprived of enjoying arts and culture because there are no accessible measures that allow her/him to appreciate these kinds of services and/or products. COVID-19 changed the world as we knew it: the demands driven by the successive confinements have forced cultural agents to reinvent themselves, making them thinking new ways to reach different audiences, which may contribute to expanding some accessible techniques, such as audio description, decentralising the access to art. Audio description is one of the resources that can contribute to culture fruition and consists of an accessibility technique that allows to “transform” images into words so that visually impaired people can know and understand the visual world that surrounds them and to which they normally do not have access. This technique is not known to everyone, which may make it difficult to expand and implement. So, it is urgent to know what audio description is so that more cultural spaces may use it and more people with visual impairment can enjoy it. It is crucial to disclose examples of good practices that allow art to be taken into the peoples’ homes. Thus, the present work aims to promote reflection on the potentialities that may have arisen in these times of confinement by COVID-19 and to present examples of good practices in making the arts available to people with visual impairment.
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Audiodescrição Pessoa com deficiência visual Acessibilidade e inclusão Artes e cultura COVID-19
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Freire, C. (2024). Expandir o acesso às artes: Boas práticas de audiodescrição em tempos de confinamento. Revista do conhecimento online 4(a.16), 17-31. DOI: https://doi.org/10.25112/rco.v2.3850
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Associção Pro-Ensino Superior em Novo Hamburgo