Accessibility statement

1. What you can do on the site

• Use the whole site with the keyboard alone; the element you are on is visibly marked, on every background.
• Read text on backgrounds with a contrast of at least 4.5:1; large text and controls have at least 3:1.
• Learn what the works and photographs show from their descriptions; on an artist’s page, the silhouette says which work fills it.
• Read the transcript of every video; watch our own with subtitles in Romanian or English, and use YouTube’s captions for reports from other channels.
• Find your way by the page’s headings and landmarks; the first link on every page goes straight to the content.
• Fill in forms with visible labels; an error appears under the field it refers to and says how to fix it.
• Enlarge the text, and the content rearranges itself without anything being lost.
• Ask your system for less motion, and nothing on the site animates any more.
• Have the pages read aloud by your device’s own feature, such as VoiceOver or Spoken Content on iPhone, TalkBack or Select to Speak on Android, or Read aloud in Edge.

2. How to ask for an adjustment

If you need anything in order to take part in a workshop or an event, write to us by e-mail. We use the information only to prepare.

If a page, a work or a form does not work for you, write to us and we will send you the information in the form you need: plain text, larger images or a description of the work.

Write to us about accessibility

3. How to report a problem

Tell us on which page you came across the problem, what you were trying to do and, if you wish, which device and which software you use. We reply as soon as we can.