This 600 sq ft. ceramic tile mural is located at the Willa D. Johnson Recreation Center in Oklahoma City, OK. Designed with project partners Jarica Walsh and Quiquia Calhoun.
This carved, interactive, wooden mural was created to commemorate the centennial of the Tulsa Race Massacre as a part of a collaboration with poet Tony B and filmmaker Derick Tinsley for Greenwood Art Project. Each panel is 4’ x 8,’ utilizes magnetic elements for interaction, and is mobile. Textiles used are from Ghana and Kenya.
To see more about our collaboration, please see the OETA/PBS documentary titled, “Tulsa Race Massacre: 100 Years Later”: https://youtu.be/vcjqaZLKBCI
The Marketplace at Eastpoint
10.5’ x 9.5’
2020
Oklahoma City, OK
Ardmore, OK
Reaching Our City, Oklahoma City, OK
Reaching Our City
Citizens Bank of Edmond
28’ x 12’
2020
Chef Robert Irvine of Food Network's "Restaurant Impossible" visited Oklahoma City to help Chaya and Michael, the owners of Urban Roots.
Chef Robert Irvine of Food Network's "Restaurant Impossible" visited Oklahoma City to help Chaya and Michael, the owners of Urban Roots.
Sponsored by Lillian Timber Farms in collaboration with Millwood students and teachers, and Oklahoma City Zoo.
Sponsored by Lillian Timber Farms in collaboration with Millwood students and teachers, and Oklahoma City Zoo.
Located at Special Care in Oklahoma City
Oklahoma City, OK
Oklahoma City, OK
Oklahoma City, OK
Oklahoma City, OK