Madison Katrina Flood is a Latvian-American artist, poet, and curator. Her artistic practice explores how poetry exists off the page and in space, and her poetry practice investigates adoption identity, ancestral connection, and reimagined histories. She primarily works with performance, installation, and painting.
Their work has been shown, seen, and published at Ag Gallery in Riga, 200CENT in Barcelona, 27th Letter Books in Detroit, Riverwise Magazine in Detroit, and Avīzes Nosaukums in Riga, among others.
From 2020-2023, she was Curatorial Assistant to Amanda Krugliak at the Institute for the Humanities Gallery, most notably curating shows of Ibrahim Mahama, Tatyana Fazlalizadeh, and Tracey Snelling. She is currently an independent art curator in Barcelona and co-founded The Gray Wall, a six month pop-up art gallery project in Eixample.
Flood received a BA in Art History with High Honors from the University of Michigan. They completed the Foundations Program at Metàfora Studio Arts and now are practicing at Tangent Projects.
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