The Mad Market offered art for everyone: cool and crazy. We shared ideas, inspirations and images. Artists used every media – paint, plant, paper, peanut butter. Mad art covered every topic – cartoons to psychosis to cupcakes. The photos below give a very rough idea of the incredible range of mad artists:
Mad Baking by Tina Vourinaris
Mad signs of the times
Iris Jacobs – beautiful images by wet on wet
Genova tells stories and creates magic
Judith Phelan’s mad stories and mad art
Gail Watson creates art with jewelry or jewelry art.
Bronwen Sims gathered nifty healing plants and made inspiring pots.
Erin Kotva makes beautiful chain mail
Sharing butterflies for kind notes (unicorns)
Kyla Bell makes intriguing, inspiring artistic emotions
Moshe Sakal makes abstraction attractive
Christine Shaheen makes multi-textured mad art http://www.christineshaheen.me/
Nerissa Hutchinson takes steam punk into an exciting future – steamgummi.weebly.com
Brighter views through Stain Glass by Carol Anne Monet
Louise Martin – Author – lessons of her life
Cassandra Arthur brings detail and beauty to the smallest of creations
Mad info from Ryerson – Sleep more, try gardening, get a button.
Samm-kablam-o – upcycled alternative art – https://arisetotrash.wordpress.com/
Jewels and art and a plant!
Art making continued at the market!
For next year, look forward to much more publicity and many more vendors!
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Hey look! There’s a pic of me eating a shoe.
I had so much fun at the Mad Market! There were so many great people there. I really hope I get to attend next years :}
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Wow I missed this comment but I am glad you had fun. And I hope to see you at Mad Pride 2016!
Bring some fun shoes and an appetite for mad snacks!