Priscilla Frank

Priscilla Frank is an artist and art facilitator guided by spirit, silliness, and sensuality. She is the Studio Supervisor at Summertime, a nonprofit studio, gallery, residency, and meeting place celebrating artists with and without disabilities. Priscilla co-founded Pussypaws Puppetry, an inclusive troupe of 60+ artists with and without disabilities who work together to create experimental, freewheeling puppet shows from scratch. She’s the creator, director, and choreographer of the erotic puppet musicals That Paradise Place (Abrons Art Center, 2024) and Pussypaws Pleasure Faire (Center for Performance Research, 2025), both about the love, sex, and fantasy lives of artists with disabilities. She has published two books of e(a)rotic corn cartoons called Corn Smut (2021) and Corn Smut: Cornucopia (2022) with Sunroom Press and Desert Island. Priscilla has worked supporting neurodiverse artists in progressive studios since 2019 and previously covered such organizations as a journalist. She contributed to The Look Here Book, a comprehensive look at the world of progressive art studios and the artists who work there to be published in 2026.