MadMade Print Fair will feature two panel discussions highlighting the intersections of mad identity, artmaking, and community.
“Printmaking: Disability and Crip Ingenuity” will take place from 12:15-1:00 PM, bringing together Oliver pollack, Nova Ahi, and Jenine Ampuda to discuss collective printmaking as a place for mad and disabled artists to question process and meaning making.
Later, from 3:15–4:00 PM, “Madness, Evidence, and Refusing to be Erased” will feature Auden Granger, Alexis Riley, and Iliana Haven in conversation about artistic lived experience, community and reclaiming madness as a site of creativity and cultural expression. Both panels will be moderated by Matt Bodett, the Director of the Center for Mad Culture, and are free and open to the public.