Cumberland Garden Community Mural Project
The Cumberland Garden Community Mural Project was a public art project wherein neighborhood school children collaborated with Tennessee State University arts students and community members in the conception and creation of a 400’ by 5’ mural at the corner of 26th Avenue North and Clarksville Pike in North Nashville. Led by Sterling Goller-Brown, an experienced muralist, the mural project was designed to help students experience and value artistic self-expression, while the finished product serves as a symbol of inclusive revitalization in the neglected and disinvested neighborhood.
