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Some merchants already tack on small fees when customers pay with a credit card instead of cash, but those tend to apply broadly across credit cards.

But there’s also a need to weave accessibility into the production so seamlessly that it doesn’t feel tacked on or burdensome.

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When that didn’t work, Mr. Roberts changed tack.

With flashing lights and a shuttered gate tacked onto a painted wooden panel, Ruiz drew on her experiences exploring the city at night and the over-surveillance of select neighborhoods in the interactive piece, “Collective Scream.”

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In another session captured a few minutes later, Finneas tries a different tack.

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