Kimono
Sensory Guide and Map
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This pre-visit guide has information about the exhibition spaces to support your accessible visit.
This guide helps people with disability or neurodivergence prepare for their visit using photography and room descriptions.
Featuring exhibition installation views of Kimono. Photography: Mitch Fong
Entry
As you enter through the Waterwall entrance on St. Kilda Road, the Kimono exhibition is on the right-hand side or north end of the building.
Exhibition entrance
A security team member will scan your ticket at the entry to the Kimono exhibition. The scanners have a light and make a beeping sound when scanning.
The Kimono exhibition has two sections or two large rooms with a small hallway in between.
First section
This large room has bluestone flooring and dark walls. Artworks hang around the perimeter of the room and on a central display. There are two bench seats in the second half of the room.
In-between space
Before the next gallery space, there is a long and thin space with a bench seat and moving image screens. The floor is bluestone.
Second section
The second and final section of the exhibition has light grey laminate flooring. One corner has light cream walls and display area. The other areas have dark walls and some moving image screens.
Sensory Map
Map showing the exhibition layout including the locations of immersive rooms, audio-visual content and seating
Contact Us
Have you found this resource helpful or have suggestions for improvement? We would love to hear from you to help us improve future access resources.
ngvenquiries@ngv.vic.gov.au
+61 3 8620 2222
9am–5pm, daily