A panel discussion with active and former Black Women of Print founding members and founder, Tanekeya Word, celebrating and exploring the Black Women of Print portfolio Continuum, 2019, which will be on view at The Metropolitan Museum of Art during Print Week/Month. The panel will be held in person at the IFPDA Print Fair (Javits Center NYC).

In this virtual talk, artists Tanekeya Word and Stephanie Santana discuss the work of artist and activist Emma Amos with curator Laurel Garber. They shared how Amos informs and inspires Black Women of Print, which Word founded and of which Santana is a founding member, and presented for the first time two new fine art prints created in homage to Amos. This talk was offered in conjunction with the exhibition Emma Amos: Color Odyssey, on view at the Philadelphia Museum of Art through January 17, 2022, and with partial support from a Collaboration Grant from the Association of Print Scholars.

Join us for a conversation and virtual studio visits with the Founder and artists of Black Women of Print (BWoP). BWoP was founded in 2018 by Tanekeya Word to promote Black women printmakers who have been underrepresented in the discipline of printmaking.

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15:55 Tanekeya Word, Founder, Executive Director, Black Women of Print