
The 49507 Project is a POC-LGBTQ and youth-led project, rooted in collaboration, that teaches art and event organizing, and commissions community art for and by people of color in the 49507 neighborhood.

Can Community Outreach Be Organic?
Can we use art to further activate neighbors, shift power dynamics in historically underserved areas, and more importantly, change the narrative?
The 49507 Project: Kristin Zuller

The 49507 Project: Kristin Zuller- Location 2

Project 49507 is a POC-LGBTQ and youth-led project, rooted in collaboration, that teaches art and event organizing, and commissions community art for and by people of color in the 49507 neighborhood.
Can Community Outreach Be Organic?
Can we use art to further activate neighbors, shift power dynamics in historically underserved areas, and more importantly, change the narrative?
Can we plant seeds that will bloom into the south side becoming a Multicultural Arts District?
Kristin Zuller
About Kristin Zuller
Kristin Zuller is a multidisciplinary artist from Grand Rapids, Michigan. Obsessively curious, much of her work is based on exploration of different mediums and creative expression. As the artistically-inclined child, drawing and painting were her first love, which created her path to over 15 years of experience in graphic design, identity and brand-building, and a full circle return to illustration and mural work. The recurring theme in her art is the power of the divine feminine rooted in nature and self-empowerment.
Where are you from? Born and raised in Grand Rapids, MI.
Your connection to Grand Rapids – Raised, schooled, and employed.
Liberation-
To me liberation means the act at freeing one’s self from restraint.
Reclamation-
Reclamation, the reclaiming of those liberties.
A little bit about who you are etc– A mother of three young adults, an entrepreneur, and an artist.

Contact/Booking: info@thediatribe.org
We are a 501(c)3 nonprofit organizations.

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