Can people who experience the world differently interact with and experience your artwork? Have you considered how this is possible? Peruse this list of resources and explore ways to expand your audience and include people of all abilities.

• At the Generator in Burlington, Jake Blend can help artists make their 2D work 3D. Transforming work in this way helps hands to experience in relief what eyes can see on canvas. "We just put in a new high quality 3D printer which can print in a very wide variety of materials, at a high resolution," Jake says. "I could talk details all day." Contact Jake to learn more about this process.

• You can describe your work verbally and record it using commonplace recording devices like a cell phone. Art Beyond Sight offers this resource - and others - to teach important guidelines for writing effective verbal descriptions.

• Showing your work in a gallery? Ask that it be hung at an accessible height, between 48 and 67 inches on center.

These tips pertain to visual artists. Performing artists and writers: Look for tips and resources coming in future publications.

Justin Lander founded Modern Times Theater with his partner Rose Friedman. This March, they present a trilogy of family friendly puppet shows in downtown Hardwick: the Saturday Storefront Puppet Show Series. Lander, who makes and puppeteers all the characters in the show, promises suspense. "Each week is a different show, and each one ends with a cliffhanger - you won't want to miss anything! And, half the jokes are for the parents, so they have a good time too." Read more about Justin's puppetry and upcoming show on his website.

Burlington's Generator is a hub of resources for artists and innovators. Whether you're looking for access to shared technology like laser cutters and 3D printers, hoping to jump start your business through entrepreneurship residencies, or wanting to take a class or attend an educational lecture series, this is the place. Ask about becoming a member and renting space when you take your tour (available 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. during the week and 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. on weekends).