In a collective printmaking activity, participants will combine multiple carved blocks—composed of head, torso and legs—to create uniquely exquisite corpses. Each block is designed and hand-carved by Polka! Press members. Assemble a corpse and print your own for free! 

Polka! Press
Polka! Press is a collective of artists and designers working alongside one another to produce a diverse mixture of original printed artworks in a shared makerspace. They promote a vibrant local printmaking culture by offering access to printmaking facilities and providing educational opportunities to the Madison community.  

Who doesn’t want to be “seen” in this complicated world? Stop by Sketch Cute™ LIVE to have your portrait drawn by illustrator Ronnie Walter. In just a few minutes, Ronnie will capture your cute charm in a whimsical line art portrait. 

Ronnie Walter
Ronnie Walter is an illustrator, teacher and creator of the Sketch Cute™ method of elevating doodles into fun and whimsical drawings. A life-long illustrator, Ronnie brings to life happy and uplifting images with a few strokes of her pen and a splash of watercolor. She teaches in-person classes in the Madison area and on her popular YouTube channel. She has licensed her designs on hundreds of products and created over 30 coloring books. 

The Hitterz Collective is more than a dance crew—it's a movement. Based in Madison, Wisconsin, this multidisciplinary arts organization is committed to cultivating a positive, inclusive and culturally mindful space where artists can learn, teach, network and express themselves freely. Founded by Papa-Kobina Brewoo, The Hitterz Collective offers dance education across street styles like krump, hip-hop and freestyle, community events and festivals that promote healing and unity, resources for artistic development in music, performance and visual arts and a platform for emerging and seasoned creatives to collaborate and grow. 

Whether hosting battles like Da Shindig, performing at festivals or mentoring youth, The Hitterz Collective is a driving force in the Midwest’s urban arts scene—bridging generations, cultures and communities through rhythm and resilience.

Born and raised in Accra, Ghana, Papa-Kobina Brewoo—known in the dance world as Kidd Blaze or Deadspace—is a powerhouse of movement, mentorship and cultural storytelling. After relocating to Madison, Wisconsin in 2001, PKB discovered his passion for hip-hop in eighth grade, inspired by shows such as “America’s Best Dance Crew.” What began as YouTube tutorials quickly evolved into a dynamic career spanning choreography, performance and education. 

Brewoo has appeared on MTV’s “Made,” “America’s Got Talent” and “World of Dance,” and signed with the DanceOn Network. His accolades include numerous competition wins and features in national magazines. Beyond the spotlight, PKB is a dedicated educator and community builder. His teaching philosophy centers on healing, connection and creative expression through movement. 

As founder and CEO of The Hitterz Collective, PKB has created a vibrant platform that nurtures dancers of all levels, celebrates cultural history and pushes the boundaries of street dance artistry.