WORK IN PROGRESS MURAL
The Work in Progress Mural, conceived by Jann Haworth in 2008 and begun in 2016, to date spans over 100 horizontal ft. The mural is made through a collaborative process— directed by Haworth, and collaged by Liberty Blake,—it features a crowd of women who are/were ‘catalysts for change’ in their particular fields. Each stenciled portrait is made by a member of the public—many by self confessed non artists— in workshops taught by Haworth and Blake. The full figures in the front row are made by professional artists.
The Work in Progress Mural - Seven panels commissioned for The National Portrait Gallery, London, collage on panel, 8 x 28 ft, 2023
The Work in Progress Mural (first seven panels) collage on panel, 8 x 28 ft. 2016
The Work in Progress Mural - BYU panels, collage on panel, 8 x 8 ft, 2018
The Work in Progress Mural- USU panels, collage on panel, 8 x 4 ft, 2018
The Work in Progress Mural- USU panel, collage on panel, 8 x 4 ft, 2018
The Work in Progress Mural- TED Women panel, collage on panel, 8 x 4 ft, 2016
The Work in Progress Mural at UMOCA, SLC, UT
The Work in Progress Mural at Granary Arts, Ephraim, UT
The Work in Progress Mural at Granary Arts, Ephraim, UT
The Work in Progress Mural at SUMA, Cedar City, UT.
Utah Women, 18 x 56 ft (1,000 sqft) collage on panels
Work in Progress panel (8 x 4 ft) commissioned by The World Economic Forum, 2024
Work in Progress panel (8 x 4 ft) commissioned by The World Economic Forum, 2024