Media Conglomerate

2003
A collaborative design by Your Art Here co-founders, summarizing among other quotes indicative of the time period, Jello Biafra's call to "Don't hate the media, become the media". We displayed it on a float in the Bloomington, Indiana 4th of July Parade. At the city square, we abruptly exited the parade, set up our ladders, hung it on Billboard 101.
Media Conglomerate by Owen Mundy, Shana Berger, Nathan Purath, Alyssa Hill thumbnail-0
Media Conglomerate by Owen Mundy, Shana Berger, Nathan Purath, Alyssa Hill thumbnail-1
Billboard Generation II, 2004. The second Youth Art billboard competition took place in Bloomington and Indianapolis, resulting in four billboards in each city. Eight different artworks made by students in grades k-12 responded to the question "What would you like to tell your community?" Winning themes included the effects of pollution on our environment, diversity, and the importance of community involvement. Members of Your Art Here hanging "My Neighborhood Is, Billboard Generation II, Indianapolis, IN, 2004" with winnners from the Minnie Hartman School, Indianapolis thumbnail-2
The Patriotic Art Series, 2004; This series of four billboards was exhibited on the YAH Massachusetts Ave. billboards, leading up to the November Presidential Election of 2004. Each piece took a unique look at the media's influence on the mainstream perception of 'patriotism.' Dang, it's Good to be A Gangsterer! by Dana Sperry and Chuck Jones thumbnail-3

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