About the Design
A cornucopia, or horn of plenty, is a motif for abundance. An appreciation of children’s abundant creativity gives this dinosaur its name. Young children from the Arts & Literacy After-School Program at the Boys & Girls Club in Lawrenceville created this one-of-a-kind dinosaur. Bedecked with sheet music, ballerina slippers, a cello, and the masks of comedy and tragedy, this richly colo
red Stegosaurus illustrates an appreciation for arts and music as well as reading and writing. Working with artist Holly Jo Wood, the children conceptualized the overall design and created the series of images themselves. "Dino-Copia" pays tribute to the life-enhancing role of the arts and its importance to children.
About the Sponsor
At Citizens Bank, we believe that community involvement and community investment are a corporate responsibility and an expression of who we are as a company. We actively encourage our employees to volunteer and to get involved with a wide variety of non-profit organizations, causes, and programs that make a difference in the communities where we live and work.
About the location
Dino-copia was on display at a North Hills home until a drunk driver drove through the yard and hit him. Currently, he is in storage awaiting the orthopedic and plastic surgeons
