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Blackland Mural Installation Project

The Blackland Mural Installation Project is a hands-on community arts and historic preservation experience that brings Blackland's history to life through public art.

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E4 Youth team members documenting community history for a public project

What participants do

  • Support preparation, installation, documentation, community engagement, and unveiling.
  • Work alongside artist Ryan Runcie and the E4 Youth team.
  • Help preserve Blackland history through a lasting visual connection between past, present, and future.

What participants may learn or strengthen

  • Public art production support
  • Creative project coordination
  • Digital documentation
  • Community engagement
  • Historic preservation through art

How the program connects to community

The project is shaped by neighborhood stories, memories, and cultural legacy, honoring the people who built and sustained Blackland.

Supported roles and professional involvement

Interns support the artist and E4 Youth team. The page should not imply intern ownership or sole production.

Four-E evidence expected from this work

Engage

  • The project invites community memory into public art.

Educate

  • Interns learn documentation, installation support, and public-art process.

Empower

  • Interns contribute responsibly within a supported community project.

Elevate

  • The mural creates public presence and legacy for Blackland stories.

Current timing and next step

Interns work alongside artist Ryan Runcie and the E4 Youth team.