Mural by Terrance Vann
at Cornell Cooperative Extension Tompkins County
Coming soon (with your help!)
(mural digital rendering)
Mural by Terrance Vann
Watch this video to learn more!Video music by Matt Madden.
Please help us reach our goal of $7,500
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Welcoming support from everyone, especially from community members whose lives have been touched by services within the building and people who engage with Cornell Cooperative Extension Tompkins County (CCETC) regularly.
Thanks to donors so far!
Ruth Aslanis, Tracy McLellan, Chris Kai-Jones, Davi Mozie, Anna Kelles, Amy Penick, Kina Viola, Ithaca Murals, Roberta Wallitt, and Ken Schlather!
Ruth Aslanis, Tracy McLellan, Chris Kai-Jones, Davi Mozie, Anna Kelles, Amy Penick, Kina Viola, Ithaca Murals, Roberta Wallitt, and Ken Schlather!
CCETC Mural Project Organizing Committee:
Karen Yearwood, CCETC Operations Effectiveness Manager.
Sarah Barden, CCETC Co-President of the Board of Directors.
Kathy L. Jett, CCETC Facilities Manager.
Norma Gutierrez, CCETC Way2Go Community Educator.
Anna M. Steinkraus, CCETC Family & Community Development Program Coordinator.
Juliana Quaresma, CCETC Energy Best Practices in Agriculture Program Manager.
Taili Mugambee, CCETC Equity & Inclusion Programs Coordinator.
Karim Beers, CCETC Get Your Green Back Campaign Coordinator.
Sarah Barden, CCETC Co-President of the Board of Directors.
Kathy L. Jett, CCETC Facilities Manager.
Norma Gutierrez, CCETC Way2Go Community Educator.
Anna M. Steinkraus, CCETC Family & Community Development Program Coordinator.
Juliana Quaresma, CCETC Energy Best Practices in Agriculture Program Manager.
Taili Mugambee, CCETC Equity & Inclusion Programs Coordinator.
Karim Beers, CCETC Get Your Green Back Campaign Coordinator.
Caleb R. Thomas, CCETC Mural Project Facilitator, Ithaca Murals.
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More about Terrance:
“My intention with this mural is to bring about a sense of harmony and inclusiveness when you look at at the building. Through this project, I hope to bring awareness to the wonderful services of Cooperative Extension and promote a continuing cohesiveness within our community of diverse and complex realities. Public art is an essential amplifier for healing and there isn’t a better time than the present to use creativity for that purpose.” Website: terranceism.bigcartel.com
Instagram: terranceism
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Media contact for this project:
Terrance Vann: [email protected]
Karen Yearwood: [email protected]
Caleb R Thomas: 607-273-5242 (text friendly)
Terrance Vann: [email protected]
Karen Yearwood: [email protected]
Caleb R Thomas: 607-273-5242 (text friendly)
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