American Sign Language Tour of There's no me without you

Join Pioneer Works for an American Sign Language tour of There’s no me without you, an installation grounded in the latter artist’s longtime fantasy of an exhibition space that would meet their access needs. Three artists—first Ariana Martinez, followed by Joselia Rebekah Hughes, and, finally, Alex Dolores Salerno—are consecutively featured during the three-month duration of the exhibition. In November, a conveyor belt retrofitted by Shannon becomes a vehicle for Salerno’s artworks, which originate from the artist’s personal and familial experience with coffee. The tour will be guided by Jeremy Lee Stone and Nic Annette Miller.

Please note that this tour is intended for the Deaf and hard-of-hearing community. Voice interpretations will not be available.

About the Guides

Jeremy Lee Stone is an educator, cultural consultant, and advocate whose work bridges the worlds of art, film, and inclusion. As an educator, he inspires audiences to explore American Sign Language as both a vibrant language and a powerful form of human connection, fostering greater understanding of Deaf culture and the arts. Stone has collaborated with leading filmmakers, artists, and institutions to advance authentic Deaf representation and inclusive storytelling.

Nic Annette Miller is an artist, designer, and cultural producer whose work stretches across mediums to enhance visual storytelling. Miller’s speciality in print, media, and design with a social practice has led to extensive experience producing educational programs and research projects with a variety of arts organizations, productions, museums, and university institutions. Passionate about expanding access to the arts, Miller develops projects and programs that include diverse perspectives, stemming from her multilingual background, to foster meaningful dialogue across communities.