Photographed by David Thomas

24” x 36” black and white photograph printed on Gator Board

Adjacent: Image is 3D printed lithophane out of resin, backlit with LED light. Please touch the 3D printed image.

Photo of a young woman wearing dark glasses holding a white cane upright, close to her body in her left hand. There is a name tag on her shirt with the IBCF logo, underneath that it says “Nikki.” Her right arm is at chest height, her hand touching the saddle bag of a bronze reproduction of Frederic Remington’s sculpture The Broncho Buster. The sculpture, which is the size of her torso, is of a man on horseback wearing a cowboy hat, his right hand clutching a riding whip. His arm is extended outward from his body, as if preparing to strike the rear right flank of his horse. Near the right edge of the photo, the right foreleg of the horse is curled up near the horse’s body, as the horse has reared up on its hind legs. Verbal description provided by audio describer, Jen Anker.

The label reads: The No Limits Leadership Club is comprised of 11 ISBVI high school students who work alongside artistic staff of No Limits arts partners to address the inequities for access, create and implement solutions together that dissolve physical and social barriers to inclusion, and widen doors for all people with disabilities. IBCF was awarded funding for the No Limits Arts Series to spearhead this program through the Strengthening Indianapolis Through Arts and Cultural Innovation Grant from Lilly Endowment, Inc. This is an image of a No Limits Leadership Club student learning about sculptor, Frederic Remington, through touch at the Eiteljorg Museum- a No Limits arts partner.

Thank you to Realize, Inc. for the 3D printed lithophane image.