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The Billboard Generation II winners have been announced! Go to http://www.yourarthere.org for more information.
Your Art Here members with 5th graders from Minnie Hartman School 78, Indianapolis.
- Photo by Nathan Purath

Announcing the winners of Your Art Here’s 2nd annual youth art billboard competition, Billboard Generation II, March 1st through April 1st.

March 2004, in celebration of National Youth Art Month, Your Art Here is pleased to present the winning artworks from Billboard Generation II. Eight different artworks made by students in grades 1–12 in response to the question “What would you like to tell your community?” are currently on display on billboards in Bloomington and in Indianapolis. Winning themes include the effects of pollution on our environment, diversity, and the importance of community involvement.

Your Art Here is a non-profit arts organization. The Billboard Generation II project is meant to encourage youth to think about how to enrich their community through visual dialogue. By offering young people public advertising spaces for personal expression, we hope to instill in them the desire, knowledge, and confidence that will allow them to engage their community and world throughout their lives.
For more information please visit http://www.yourarthere.org.

Events for Billboard Generation II

• March 6, 2–3:30pm: A kid’s art exhibition in Bloomington at the John Waldron Arts Center, 122 S. Walnut St.
• March 12, 6–8pm: An exhibition featuring the students’ work in Indianapolis at the Stutz Gallery, 1005 N. Senate Ave., at the corner of 10th St. and N. Senate Ave.

• Nature is Special So Don’t Harm It, 4th & Rogers St., by Emily, Binford Elementary
• One Dollar Could give Happiness and Hope to People…, 4th & Walnut St., by Lacey, Binford Elementary
• Volunteer, N. Walnut (3/4 ml N. of 46 bypass), by Anne, Binford Elementary
• What could It Be Like?, location yet to be determined, by Whitney, Harmony School

• What’s Important?, 1445 Madison Ave., by Tashana, John Marshall Middle School
• Saving the World Begins with You, 2060 Dr. King Blvd., by Sarah, age 12, Belzer Middle School
• Think Before You Act, 922 Massachusetts Ave., by Zech, age 12, Belzer Middle School
• My Neighborhood Is…, 888 Massachusetts Ave., by Ms. Pfeifer’s and Ms. Proctor’s 5th grade classes, Minnie Hartman School