sarah kephart

artist / consultant / creative coach

Creative services

public art & accessible design

Planning a new building, community space, or civic renovation—this is the moment to bring access and art into the foundation.

Access-Informed Art Consulting

Strategic advising during architectural design phase of new buildings and public spaces.

Emphasis on how art and spatial experience intersect for disabled audiences.

Guidance on sensory pathways, tactile engagement, acoustic consideration, and interpretive content.

Public Art Installations

Site-specific, sensory-rich installations

Collaborative creation with local communities

“When we design from the margins, we create spaces that hold all of us.”

creative Coaching, mentorship, & facilitation

My experience can guide, inspire and empower those through creative solutions.

Coaching & Mentorship

For artists, educators, and cultural workers seeking to embed access into creative practice.

For artists who are disabled or their caretakers seeking creative guidance in a studio practice.

Consulting & Speaking
Workshops, keynote talks, and strategy sessions for organizations ready to do the real work of equity and inclusion.

Facilitation
Custom-designed multi-sensory workshops centered around grounding and expanding.

Who I am

Hi, I’m Sarah

I’m a multidisciplinary artist, educator, and leader in the disability arts and accessibility space.

For over 20 years, I’ve worked as an artist and advocate alongside blind, visually impaired and disabled communities, while partnering with design firms and stakeholders to co-create spaces where touch, sound, and spirit guide the creative process.

My own journey has shaped how I teach, lead, and value this work.

This site is part journal, part showcase, and part invitation. 

Welcome to the story.

I’ve spent most of my career behind the scenes—creating, teaching, listening, and building community.

I’ve been told for years, “You need to share this work, your story. People need to see what you’re doing.”

But honestly? I was afraid.Afraid to be seen in a world that doesn’t always know how to see me. Afraid my story would be too much—or not enough.

But here I am. Because the stories, the hands, the visions of my community deserve light. This isn’t just my work—it’s a movement rooted in touch, spirit, and unapologetic presence.

So this is my beginning. Or rather, my becoming visible.

Contact Me

Interested in working together or learning more?