Preparing for your First Big Exhibition
Preparing for your First Big Exhibition
with Creative Acadiana
December 3rd, 2024
Acadiana Center for the Arts
If you’re planning your first major show or submitting an exhibition proposal, this workshop is for you. Join Bob Borel, a self-taught artist and 2020 ArtSpark Awardee, along with Emma Sonnier, AcA’s Art Preparator and co-founder/curator of ARCHIVES Exhibitions, to learn what galleries expect from exhibiting artists. This session covered essential topics, such as:
How to prepare professional materials for galleries.
Organizing your portfolio for exhibition proposals.
Understanding the requirements for a successful exhibition.
with Creative Acadiana
December 3rd, 2024
Acadiana Center for the Arts
If you’re planning your first major show or submitting an exhibition proposal, this workshop is for you. Join Bob Borel, a self-taught artist and 2020 ArtSpark Awardee, along with Emma Sonnier, AcA’s Art Preparator and co-founder/curator of ARCHIVES Exhibitions, to learn what galleries expect from exhibiting artists. This session covered essential topics, such as:
How to prepare professional materials for galleries.
Organizing your portfolio for exhibition proposals.
Understanding the requirements for a successful exhibition.
with Creative Acadiana
December 3rd, 2024
Acadiana Center for the Arts
If you’re planning your first major show or submitting an exhibition proposal, this workshop is for you. Join Bob Borel, a self-taught artist and 2020 ArtSpark Awardee, along with Emma Sonnier, AcA’s Art Preparator and co-founder/curator of ARCHIVES Exhibitions, to learn what galleries expect from exhibiting artists. This session covered essential topics, such as:
How to prepare professional materials for galleries.
Organizing your portfolio for exhibition proposals.
Understanding the requirements for a successful exhibition.
ARCHIVES: systems
ARCHIVES: systems
October 5th, 2024
Lafayette, LA
Chase Tower
ARCHIVES' inaugural exhibition at the Chase Tower in Lafayette, bringing together a dynamic collection of works from over 40 local artists. Designed to foster connections between artists of all experience levels and the broader community, this landmark event celebrated the region’s diverse creative voices. By transforming an iconic, typically corporate space into a hub for artistic expression, ARCHIVES Exhibitions reinforced its commitment to supporting and showcasing the talent that makes Lafayette’s art scene thrive.
October 5th, 2024
Lafayette, LA
Chase Tower
ARCHIVES' inaugural exhibition at the Chase Tower in Lafayette, bringing together a dynamic collection of works from over 40 local artists. Designed to foster connections between artists of all experience levels and the broader community, this landmark event celebrated the region’s diverse creative voices. By transforming an iconic, typically corporate space into a hub for artistic expression, ARCHIVES Exhibitions reinforced its commitment to supporting and showcasing the talent that makes Lafayette’s art scene thrive.
October 5th, 2024
Lafayette, LA
Chase Tower
ARCHIVES' inaugural exhibition at the Chase Tower in Lafayette, bringing together a dynamic collection of works from over 40 local artists. Designed to foster connections between artists of all experience levels and the broader community, this landmark event celebrated the region’s diverse creative voices. By transforming an iconic, typically corporate space into a hub for artistic expression, ARCHIVES Exhibitions reinforced its commitment to supporting and showcasing the talent that makes Lafayette’s art scene thrive.
Roz LeCompte: RÊVERIE
Roz LeCompte: RÊVERIE
Sep 14th- Oct 26th, 2024
Lafayette, LA
Acadiana Center for the Arts
Roz LeCompte: RÊVERIE is an exhibition of mixed media paintings, objects and sculpture which explore southern identity in radical and playful ways. In speaking of this exhibition the artist explains: “Tapping into the flow state has become a therapeutic practice. One that has been present and available to me since I can remember. It offers an escape from reality where I can process being human. I have become infatuated with my homeland, heritage, memories, and subconscious. What ends up on my wooden canvases is heavily influenced by symbols and images from my dreams. The challenge of remaining open to the constant evolution that mindful expression offers is a ride I hope never ends.”
Sep 14th- Oct 26th, 2024
Lafayette, LA
Acadiana Center for the Arts
Roz LeCompte: RÊVERIE is an exhibition of mixed media paintings, objects and sculpture which explore southern identity in radical and playful ways. In speaking of this exhibition the artist explains: “Tapping into the flow state has become a therapeutic practice. One that has been present and available to me since I can remember. It offers an escape from reality where I can process being human. I have become infatuated with my homeland, heritage, memories, and subconscious. What ends up on my wooden canvases is heavily influenced by symbols and images from my dreams. The challenge of remaining open to the constant evolution that mindful expression offers is a ride I hope never ends.”
Sep 14th- Oct 26th, 2024
Lafayette, LA
Acadiana Center for the Arts
Roz LeCompte: RÊVERIE is an exhibition of mixed media paintings, objects and sculpture which explore southern identity in radical and playful ways. In speaking of this exhibition the artist explains: “Tapping into the flow state has become a therapeutic practice. One that has been present and available to me since I can remember. It offers an escape from reality where I can process being human. I have become infatuated with my homeland, heritage, memories, and subconscious. What ends up on my wooden canvases is heavily influenced by symbols and images from my dreams. The challenge of remaining open to the constant evolution that mindful expression offers is a ride I hope never ends.”
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Ceramics Now
Ceramics Now
Ceramics Now
Jun 8th - Aug 10th, 2024
Lafayette, LA
Acadiana Center for the Arts
Ceramics Now: Contemporary and Traditional Practices in Acadiana. From the functional and traditional forms we are most familiar with, to the purely visual and Avant-garde, this exhibition looks at the scope of ceramics being made in Acadiana today.
Jun 8th - Aug 10th, 2024
Lafayette, LA
Acadiana Center for the Arts
Ceramics Now: Contemporary and Traditional Practices in Acadiana. From the functional and traditional forms we are most familiar with, to the purely visual and Avant-garde, this exhibition looks at the scope of ceramics being made in Acadiana today.
Jun 8th - Aug 10th, 2024
Lafayette, LA
Acadiana Center for the Arts
Ceramics Now: Contemporary and Traditional Practices in Acadiana. From the functional and traditional forms we are most familiar with, to the purely visual and Avant-garde, this exhibition looks at the scope of ceramics being made in Acadiana today.
Ben Koch
Ben Koch
Ben Koch
Jan 13th- Mar 31st, 2024
Lafayette, LA
Acadiana Center for the Arts
Paintings on found glass windows, papier maché sculpture & drawings all from this eclectic local artist. As explained by the artist, “I’m deeply inspired by nature, tradition, spirit, and the idea of reusing materials. The windows were given to me by my friend, Jamie Harson, owner of Scratch Farm Kitchen. For the past couple years, I’ve had the opportunity to display and sell these windows at Scratch. I used oil based pen markers to create the artworks. The other two artworks are a bit different. One is a relief sculpture of an alligator I made from recycled paper and the other is a linoleum block print of Our Lady of Guadalupe. I love to make art in various disciplines and mediums. It’s all about the process!”
Jan 13th- Mar 31st, 2024
Lafayette, LA
Acadiana Center for the Arts
Paintings on found glass windows, papier maché sculpture & drawings all from this eclectic local artist. As explained by the artist, “I’m deeply inspired by nature, tradition, spirit, and the idea of reusing materials. The windows were given to me by my friend, Jamie Harson, owner of Scratch Farm Kitchen. For the past couple years, I’ve had the opportunity to display and sell these windows at Scratch. I used oil based pen markers to create the artworks. The other two artworks are a bit different. One is a relief sculpture of an alligator I made from recycled paper and the other is a linoleum block print of Our Lady of Guadalupe. I love to make art in various disciplines and mediums. It’s all about the process!”
Jan 13th- Mar 31st, 2024
Lafayette, LA
Acadiana Center for the Arts
Paintings on found glass windows, papier maché sculpture & drawings all from this eclectic local artist. As explained by the artist, “I’m deeply inspired by nature, tradition, spirit, and the idea of reusing materials. The windows were given to me by my friend, Jamie Harson, owner of Scratch Farm Kitchen. For the past couple years, I’ve had the opportunity to display and sell these windows at Scratch. I used oil based pen markers to create the artworks. The other two artworks are a bit different. One is a relief sculpture of an alligator I made from recycled paper and the other is a linoleum block print of Our Lady of Guadalupe. I love to make art in various disciplines and mediums. It’s all about the process!”
Quilters’ Guild Acadienne
Quilters’ Guild Acadienne
Quilters’ Guild Acadienne
Jul 13th - Aug 31st, 2024
Lafayette, LA
Acadiana Center for the Arts
Quilters’ Guild of Acadiana is a diverse group of creative quilters that range from beginners to highly accomplished quilters. Some of their quilters treasure traditional quilting styles and enjoy preserving time-honored, traditional techniques, while others enjoy experimentation with new and contemporary methods producing art quilts or embracing the current modern quilt movement.
This exhibition displays quilts created by quilters’ Guild members and showcases their annual quilting challenge for 2023-2024, titled “Coffee, Tea, or Me”.
Jul 13th - Aug 31st, 2024
Lafayette, LA
Acadiana Center for the Arts
Quilters’ Guild of Acadiana is a diverse group of creative quilters that range from beginners to highly accomplished quilters. Some of their quilters treasure traditional quilting styles and enjoy preserving time-honored, traditional techniques, while others enjoy experimentation with new and contemporary methods producing art quilts or embracing the current modern quilt movement.
This exhibition displays quilts created by quilters’ Guild members and showcases their annual quilting challenge for 2023-2024, titled “Coffee, Tea, or Me”.
Jul 13th - Aug 31st, 2024
Lafayette, LA
Acadiana Center for the Arts
Quilters’ Guild of Acadiana is a diverse group of creative quilters that range from beginners to highly accomplished quilters. Some of their quilters treasure traditional quilting styles and enjoy preserving time-honored, traditional techniques, while others enjoy experimentation with new and contemporary methods producing art quilts or embracing the current modern quilt movement.
This exhibition displays quilts created by quilters’ Guild members and showcases their annual quilting challenge for 2023-2024, titled “Coffee, Tea, or Me”.
