ArteConTacto was initiated in 2009, and involves research, artistic practice, inclusion, 3D Printing and multisensorial experiences. The project is driven by workshops and participatory art experiences, with people who have special needs, and special questions towards art. Their differences and difficulties associated with perception, memory, cognition and communication enable them to look for other things in the artistic experience, and practice than “normal” people. The products of these workshops are artworks, prototypes, artistic research questions, group experiences and sometimes even durable solutions for accessibility problems. Workshops and exhibitions have been conducted at museums, in artistic residencies, at schools, and festivals. The project has been widely covered in the media and documented in publications, and participated as a Consortium member in the EU-funded project ARCHES (2017-19). The results of the artistic practice also helps us to adapt exhibitions and museums, to make art experiences more accessible to all. This effort is reflected in the project Museum For All, a database and search engine for accessible museums in Europe, established in 2014.