Printmaking has long been a site of political and social interaction. Stamps Gallery is providing a non-partisan opportunity to get in touch with politics and art, while allowing participants to have the hands-on experience of screen printing a limited-edition poster. Drop by the gallery on September 28 between 6 and 8 pm to pull a print and get excited about voting with Stamps School of Art and Design alum Lena Friedman ('24)! Visit with student-led organization Turn Up Turnout (TUT) to learn more about voting resources.
This event is free and open to the public; all materials will be provided while supplies last.
For more information or accessibility accommodation requests, please contact public programs and engagement officer Haley Perkins at hbperk@umich.edu.
This program is part of Stamps Gallery’s U-M Parent & Family Weekend activities. Additional events include:
2-3 p.m.: Student-led Exhibition Tour of Kelly Church & Cherish Parrish: In Our Words, An Intergenerational Dialogue exhibition 6-8 p.m.: Student Exhibition Reception for the Gallery as Site for Social Change class