Bon á Tiere Printmaking Invitational
Bon á Tiere, on view January 9 - February 28
Please join us on Friday, February 1, 2019 for an artists reception from 5-8 p.m. Curated by Ernest Milsted, Southeastern Louisiana University Printmaking Professor; Bon á Tiere features the work of 16 artists from Georgia, Louisiana, Indiana, Texas, Virginia, and New York.
Featured artists include: Justin Barfield, Xenia Fedorechenko, Tim Fite, Belinda Flores-Shinshillas, Steven Foutch, Courtney Googe, Veronica Hallock, Kathryn Hunter, Raluca Iancu, Ross Jahnke, Brian Kelly, Jeff Mickey, Ernest Milsted, Jennifer Printz, Sean Starwars, and Jon Swindler.
B.A.T. stands for Bon á Tiere, French for ready to go or ready to print. B.A.T. is the universally recognized and official mark used by printmakers indicating that the artist has approved the work and the work can now be printed.
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Join us Friday, February 8 for our third annual Art of the Cocktail event at the Hammond Regional Arts Center! Wear your favorite feathers, fringe, sequins or berets and join us for our Moulin Rouge-themed 2019 Art of the Cocktail! Think Side Car, Absinthe or Cognac, you definitely “Can Can” celebrate with us this year and toast to the best bartenders in town!
Join us from 6:30-9:30 p.m. to enjoy cocktails from Hammond’s best bartenders! The 2019 participating bars and restaurants for “Art of the Cocktail” currently include: Crescent Bar, Blackened Brew, Benny’s Place, Cate Street Seafood Station, The Red White & Brew, One Thirteen, Mojitos Bistro, Mariner’s Inn, Brady's, Tope La, and Our Mom’s. Art of the Cocktail is sponsored by Downtown Development District, Nortech and Bienvenue Bon Ami Bed & Breakfast.
To add to the experience of the event, the HRAC has scheduled some "spirited" entertainment both inside and outside the building. Serving up some cabaret flavor for the night is Raynel Shepard who will sing the songs of Moulin Rouge, accompanied by New Orleans entertainer Harry Mayronne on piano. Art of the Cocktail attendees will hear classics such as “C’est Si Bon,” “I Love Paris,” and “La Vie en Rose,” evoking the sights and sounds of Paris. Also featured that night will be chamber folk music with a twist by Baton Rouge-based band Minos the Saint.
Advanced tickets only; tickets will not be sold at the door. $40 for HRAC members; $45 for non-members.
MISSION
The Hammond Regional Arts Center (HRAC) supports, promotes, and coordinates visual, performing, and literary arts in Tangipahoa Parish and surrounding parishes. Our primary mission is to enrich lives through quality arts education, develop an appreciation of the arts within individuals, and introduce the public to professional exhibitions, performances and literature.
The Hammond Regional Arts Center is supported in part by a Decentralized Arts Funding Grant from the Arts Council of Greater Baton Rouge in cooperation with the Louisiana Division of the Arts, Office of Cultural Development, Department of Culture, Recreation and Tourism, and Louisiana State Arts Council.
Our sincere gratitude goes out to our many supporters! Special thanks to those who have shown support of our efforts to promote the arts.
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Patron Club Members: CARE, Inc. DeWalt Tom & Donna Gay Anderson Deek & Leisa Deblieux Don Fellows & Hayley Taff |