Maggie Mills (she/her) is an Associate Professor of Art at Cedar Crest College. Her paintings and drawings document the effects of anthropogenic climate change and environmental degradation on the landscape and on its most vulnerable inhabitants.
Mills was awarded the Center for Emerging Visual Artists Fellowship, is a Fleisher Wind Challenge winner, was a National Performance Network/Visual Artist Network finalist, and was awarded the Landlab residency through the Schuylkill Center for Environmental Education and Knight Foundation. Her work has been shown in numerous solo and group exhibitions including those at the Michener Museum, Delaware Contemporary, Moore College of Art, and Pittsburgh Center for the Arts.
Mills is the recipient of numerous community-based project grants in collaboration with Grizzly Grizzly Gallery, Brush with the Law community re-entry program, and Hook&Loop accessible artist collective. She is an administrator for the UNDUE BURDEN digital Disability archive. Mills created an accessible UNDUE BURDEN installation which was featured on the WHYY affiliate of NPR and at the Symposium for Disability and Accessibility at Yale University. Her writing on Disability and our failing social safety net has been published in Salon, Monthly Review, and elsewhere.