Graffiti Under the Sea
Sep 3, 2015
South Dakota Magazine’s Katie Hunhoff spearheaded a paint-a-fish extravaganza in downtown Yankton Wednesday night, bringing the city’s RiverWalk sculpture organization and Yankton Area Arts Association to team up on a project for kids. Photos by Bernie Hunhoff.
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Larry Ness of First Dakota National Bank painted an old downtown building “lake blue” and then Menno artist Mickey Harris painted the outlines of several hundred fish on the walls. -
The artist also painted the foreseen shark on the front of the building, and a warning heeded by Steven Hunhoff. -
Several hundred children and adults came downtown to paint the fish and tour the city’s outdoor sculptures. Every child had a chance to paint a fish or even do some freelancing. -
High schoolers like Merlye Mason provided some real talent to the fun wall. -
Keith Fejfar, a fifth grader, got a real “pat on the back” from a painting friend for his efforts. -
Dylan Neubauer Keyes, a seventh grader at Sacred Heart School, painted an aqua perch. -
Tori Henning, a sophomore at Yankton, showed real talent. -
The fish art will be on display for several weeks.
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