of the Black Panther Party Mural and
Black Panther Party Museum
West Oakland Mural Project is: The Women of The Black Panther Party Mural and the First Ever Black Panther Party Museum. The Mural is a 2000-square-foot public art masterpiece, installed on a private home in the heart of West Oakland, CA. Envisioned and curated by long time Oaklander Jilchristina Vest, this mural recognizes and honors the role of the Black Panther Women and the over 65 Community Survival Programs they created and managed. On the first floor of the same home is The Black Panther Party Museum - a 1000sqft museum dedicated to the history of the BPP.
The Mural is the first and only permanant public art piece honoring the Women of the Black Panther Party. And the Museum is the first ever museum.
This project is to remind us that The Black Panther Party was formed and consisted of young humanitarians, gathered to protect and better the lives of poor and oppressed people throughout the world.
LOCATION: 831 Center St Oakland Ca, 94607
Visiting the first ever Black Panther Party Museum @ The Mural is easy!
Just come by or
TEXT 646-306-7175
and make an appointment with
the homeowner and curator.
For Large Group and School Tours
text or email : hello@westoaklandmuralproject.org