Opening for the UL Lafayette Visual Arts Student Juried Exhibition
Thu, 04/15/2021 - 9:37am
Come join us April 15, 2021 for the official opening for the UL Lafayette Visual Arts Student Juried Exhibition! A panel discussion starts at 5:30 PM, and is FREE of charge! You can attend in person (please register at the link below), or watch via Zoom or Youtube!
2021 UL Annual Visual Arts Juried Online Exhibition.
Juror: Cory Stewart
Panel: Anne Boudreau, Seth Boonchai and Troy Dugas
The 2021 UL Annual Visual Arts Juried Exhibition is online and can be viewed here:
Awards will be announced on Thursday, April 15, 2021 5:30-7:30pm at the panel discussion THE HUSTLE: Life as a Working Artist, broadcasted live from the Acadiana Center of the Arts through AOC Community Media here.
To attend online or in-person:
RSVP In-Person here.
*Due to covid physical attendance is limited. COVID restrictions applied.
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/the-hustle-life-as-a-working-artist-tickets-150618681531
Attend online via zoom:
https://ullafayette.zoom.us/j/96488302577
Meeting ID: 964 8830 2577
Passcode: VIAR
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MunUcLidKig
About the exhibition: The exhibition gives the public a view of notable work done by visual arts students and allows all visual arts students, regardless of where they are in the program, an opportunity for their creative efforts to be recognized. It features original work in a variety of media. Usually, this exhibition is presented in our Fletcher Hall Gallery. For the safety of students, faculty, and the public, we have moved the exhibition into an online format.
About the Panel: This year, in collaboration with the Acadiana Center of the Arts and AOC community Media, we are proud to present the Juror and Artist Panel discussion THE HUSTLE: Life as a Working Artist, in which awards will be announced to the public. Awards chosen by the juror include Best of Show, Second Place, and Third Place. Three Honorable Mentions were selected by our guest panel participants. Panelists will discuss their paths as working artists, including memorable choices, what success looks like, observations on the art world and more.