Press release:

Mural Finds It’s Way Home

The 6 foot by 18 foot mural created by the Preble County Art Association’s Youth for Public Art Program, is now living on the second floor of the Preble County Courts on Main St. in Eaton. The program is a collaboration between the Art Association and the Juvenile Court in which six teens participated to create a one-of-a-kind mural. “We are always looking for anything we can do positively for kids as part of the court system.  When Vicky (Fanberg) approached us with this proposal, it was a no-brainer,” states Judge Dues while speaking about the program.

The teens met weekly after school for seven weeks working under the guidance of professional artist Robert Coveney. Students were picked up from school and transported by the Preble County Council on Aging. The sessions focused on artistic skill, design, teamwork and community. Each session ended with a meal prepared by the entire group.

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The mural can be found on display on the second floor lobby of the courthouse for the next few weeks. It will then be moved to it’s permanent home in the office of the Juvenile Court. Youth for Public Art has been so successful in its first run that the Art Association will continue to work with the Juvenile Courts in order to bring pride to our teens and art to our community.

Photograph of the Mural at the Unveling at the Visual Art Center of Preble County on June 6th, 2014. Pictured left to right:  Judge Dues, Magistrate Overmyer, Vicky Fanberg, Holly Steele, Robert Coveney.