And there is so much to celebrate! From historic art acquisitions by SFMOMA and OMCA, to our first ever showing at FOG Fair, to the now-legendary Into the Brightness exhibition, NIAD artists, staff and supporters will be turning it up and letting loose at this year’s Win Win.
Do not miss this extraordinary opportunity to acquire exceptional works of art while championing empowerment and creativity for artists with disabilities.
It’s truly a “Win Win”: bigger, better, and more Richmond than ever!
Marlon Mullen
Saif Azzuz
Kristin Farr
Mel Prest
Jeffrey Sincich
Patricia Iglesias Peco
Arstanda Billy White
Julia Goodman
Reniel Del Rosario
Lena Wolff
Victoria Wagner
Karen May
Please contact Chrissie at chrissie.bradley@niadart.org with access requests.
There are a few ramps to enter the Bridge event space. The event site is mostly one level, with some ground changes. The sidewalk features multiple curb cut-outs, wide enough for wheelchair access.
The building does not have automatic doors.
Designated parking spaces are available.
The restrooms are accessible to people using mobility devices. The Bridge provides gender-neutral restroom facilities.
For visually-impaired visitors, we will provide large print options of both signage and the program to ensure equal access to information.
ASL and Spanish language interpretation will be available.
Public transportation to the Bridge is limited. The Bridge is about a 20 minute bus ride, plus a few minutes of walking, from the Richmond BART station. The neighborhood does not have dependable sidewalks. Public transit info can be found here.
Richmond offers a $2 on-demand shuttle with wheelchair service called Richmond Moves.
We kindly ask all attendees to wear masks indoors. Thank you!
