Stolen Women

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A project that explores history of misogynoir and Black Femininity through paintings, poetry, performance, and archive.

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About

I'm creating a series of paintings, and archival database of my research, poetry, and a spoken word performance.

Impact

It will transform lives by creating tangible research and visuals explaining historical violence and its connection to modern day governmental policies (against Black women, femme bodied people, and effeminate men).With focus on roe vs wade.

Progress

I have been awarded a grant of 10,000 dollars through New York Council On The Arts, which is funding the partial production for some of the paintings and a performance. These will be showcased October 7th 2023, with a featured talk and fundraiser.

Team

I'm a Sothern Black Lesbian American feminist artist. My art practice consists of writing, painting, research and performance. I was raised Muslim between the countries of UAE and India. I speak 4 languages which places me as the perfect person

Funding

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Leaderboard page (offline): https://artizen.fyi/projects/1680473146309x193578454591953660
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