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Basketball court at Chickasaw Heritage Park (Project Backboard)

Nina Chanel Abney

Credit as documented: Nina Chanel Abney with Project Backboard

Nina Chanel Abney and Project Backboard returned to work together on the basketball court at Chickasaw Heritage Park, marking ten years since their first collaboration. The project combined a new artwork with repairs to a community sporting space. Its location on a bluff above the Mississippi River places the court within Memphis's French Fort neighborhood. The artist's account identifies it as the neighborhood's only public basketball court and the second court within Memphis River Parks.

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Documented setting
outdoor
Dimensions
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No measured court or artwork dimensions established.
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Installation history

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  1. Date not documented

    Chickasaw Heritage Park, French Fort neighborhood, Memphis, Tennessee

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Materials and construction

The intervention included full court repair and resurfacing, alongside two new goal systems provided by Goalrilla Sports. The source does not identify the artwork's coating specification.

Presentation and site context

The source describes this as a renovation of the existing park court. The work's sporting infrastructure and artistic treatment belong to the same documented community project.

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