Meet the Artist—Wangechi Mutu: The NewOnes, will free Us
Women's bodies are particularly vulnerable to the whims of changing movements, governments, and social norms
Wangechi Mutu
Kenyan-American artist creating fantastical collages that challenge stereotypes, exploring identity, femininity, and transformation.
All moments: Wangechi Mutu
- The Artist Project: Wangechi Mutu — Wangechi Mutu
I don't think [being a feminist] precludes me from thinking about [myself] as a collage artist
- On the End of Eating Everything — Wangechi Mutu
Feminism is a very personal thing as well as a shared belief
- Artist Wangechi Mutu: Cultural Cutouts — Wangechi Mutu
I considered myself a feminist before she even knew what feminism was
- The Timeless, Ancient Language of Art — Wangechi Mutu
Because we assume it's normal for women to earn less, work harder, it's important to stand behind feminism
- I am Speaking, Are you Listening? — Wangechi Mutu
For me, it's about women's rights and women eventually not even having to separate themselves
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- Alien Artist — David Bowie
I never tried to fit in. I prefer to be myself, even if it's alien.
- Compromise and Conscience — Bob Dylan
I'll never sell my soul for money or fame. It's my only true asset.
- Influences and Inspirations — André 3000
Jimi Hendrix showed me that there are no boundaries in music. You can do anything
- Remember Love — John Lennon
Remember, we came into the world with nothing. We don't need money or fame.
- Listen Without Judgment — Alicia Keys
People should only give their opinion if you ask them
- Speaking Your Truth — Alicia Keys
You need to stand in your truth, move through the world with intention