Sunlight Doesn’t Need a Pipeline is committed to providing a website that is accessible to the widest possible audience, regardless of technology or ability.

The website was designed and developed by Studio Hyte who were given the brief to make an ecologically impactful, inclusive and accessible platform for our co-created decarbonisation plan.

On the home page we have an Access page. Website users can adjust mouse and text size, change the contrast of the images or make the website black and white.

Many of the design decisions balance eco-friendly with inclusive web design. As we found out in this process, currently there are many moments when these approaches align and clash. Arjun Harrison-Mann will share some reflections, questions and provocations for the intersections and contradictions between Accessible, Inclusive and Low Carbon Design in his talk on 07 October.   

The global Covid-19 pandemic, past and present, continues to have a great impact in our communities and on our health eco-system in general. We take the health and wellbeing of everyone seriously and we will continue to take the necessary steps to ensure visitor and staff safety. Please see Stanley Picker Gallery’s webpage for specific advice on visiting and our commitments.

Please contact us if you come across any accessibility issues that need to be addressed.