tribeza magazine features volunteer luke stollings

tribeza magazine features volunteer luke stollings

Luke Stollings came to Art Spark Texas to participate in our audio description training sessions and fell in love with the process. 
“Converting visual information into words during a live theater event really lit up my brain.” In a recent article from Tribeza on Art Spark. As he says in the article, “I keep coming back to volunteer with Art Spark Texas for several reasons. First, helping someone else enhance their theater experience makes me really happy. Audio description can be an important part of a blind patron’s experience at the theater. Second, the challenge of accurately, quickly, and succinctly describing key visual content in words, and doing so in a way that doesn’t “step on” the actor’s dialogue or singing. Finally, I love how I get to play a small part in the overall mission of Art Spark Texas to champion accessibility in the arts.” Read more here: https://magazine.tribeza.com/books/dekl/#p=116

If you’re interested in participating in our Audio Description classes or volunteering with us in general, follow us on social and visit our Get Involved page. #30stories30years #AccessibleArts



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