SFMoMA’s First Disability Portrait Day (in-person)

Howard Street Corridor

The disability community is invited to SFMOMA’s first Disability Portrait Day! Come with your friends, family, and service animals and sign up for a sitting with disabled photographer Mia Charnelle. A selfie station will also be available for additional chances to strike a pose! All participants will receive free admission to the museum and are encouraged to check out the exhibitions, especially Creative Growth: The House That Art Built, featuring the work of disabled artists. This program was organized in partnership with the Longmore Institute, the San Francisco Disability Cultural Center, and the Disability Visibility Project. In the words of artist, writer, disability rights activist, and event collaborator Alice Wong, “Disability Portrait Day celebrates our culture by documenting who we are, as we are.”

Portraits by Mia Charnelle will be available on a first-come, first-served basis. Prints and digital files of the portraits will be sent to sitters after the event. All participants will need to sign a release form before being photographed.

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ADDITIONAL INFORMATION 
ASL interpreters will be on site.
Masks required. Let’s keep each other safe!
Please arrive scent-free.
Location: the outdoor alley on Howard St between 3rd St and New Montgomery (between the W Hotel and Fang Restaurant)
Access note: Some days, this space can get a bit windy, so plan accordingly.