Mural by Robin Corbo, Public mural in Eliot neighborhood, Portland, United States.
This large mural created with acrylic paint spans approximately 100 square meters and depicts women from diverse backgrounds who shaped Portland's history.
Robin Corbo completed this artwork in 2007 as part of Portland's Public Art Collection, funded by the Public Art Murals Program and private donors.
The mural promotes feminism and women's history awareness while serving as a visual tribute to female empowerment within the local community.
Located at 2335 North Clark Avenue near busy intersections, the mural remains accessible to pedestrians and drivers throughout the day.
The mural was organized by In Other Words Women's Books and Resources, a Portland organization, and funded by the Public Art Murals Program and private donors. In March 2008 the Janovec Gallery in the Brooklyn neighborhood showed reproductions of it for a month, and some of the artists who worked on the mural attended the reception. It was vandalized in 2017.
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