Heartland Makers Collective: Digitizing the Wak’o Mujeres Phu Nu Womxn Mural Project: Stories of Kansas Women of Color


Heartland Makers Collective

heartlandmakerscollective@gmail.com

Heartland Makers Collective: Digitizing the Wak’o Mujeres Phu Nu Womxn Mural Project: Stories of Kansas Women of Color

Heartland Makers Collective

Imani Wadud


Imani Wadud

Heartland Makers Collective Community Project Facilitator and Program Coordinator Heartland Makers Collective

Project Description

In December 2018, the Wak’o Mujeres Phu Nu Womxn Mural Project: Stories of Kansas Women of Color was completed. Nearly eight feet tall and half a city block in length, the mural is a project for women of color, by women of color, to empower women of color. Although the mural appears complete, the stories of Kansas women of color that inspired it have never been told. The mural was based on over twenty oral histories conducted by the Women of Color Makers Collective. These oral histories will now be transcribed, digitized, and shared with the public in the form of podcasts and an online digital exhibition. This project has received funding from Rocket Grants, the Spencer Museum of Arts, the Charlotte Street Foundation, and the Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts.

Partner Details

Project Details

Digital Genres:
Oral History
Visual and Performing Arts

Topics:
Arts
Museums
Women's Stories

Contact:

Heartland Makers Collective

heartlandmakerscollective@gmail.com