art

Are you or someone you know an artist or choreographer? If so, you have the opportunity to create a beautiful and lasting legacy in Lafayette!

Louisiana-based artist Matt Dawson has created several great pieces, but his take on Waffle House has exploded online.

Dolly Parton comes alive via 90 cups of coffee lattes and it's every cup of ambition you've ever wanted to swallow.

Thankfully, the iconic work of art was protected by a sheet of glass.

Saturday, a 185-year-old painting of Voodoo Queen Marie Laveau sold at auction for almost $1,000,000. The problem is, it's reportedly not even a painting of Marie Laveau

There's no denying that Whataburger may have some of the most supportive fans of all in the fast food game. Case in point, the "Whataburger Museum of Art".

Lafayette Consolidated Government is once again holding their annual Storm Drain Art Contest to help beautify the city, bring attention to the importance of protecting the water quality of the Vermilion River, and support local artists.

This contest will award ten young artists and three songwriters $25,000 in college scholarships.

Windows Wonderland is part of Downtown Lafayette’s Merry & Bright Christmas.

Enjoy a night of art, wine, and live music in the Historic Downtown Crowley.

The community decided to turn lemons into lemonade and use the stumps and debris into Halloween decorations.

GFLP has brought top musicians from across the nation to entertain both locals and tourists.

Louisiana Marketshops recently posted this photo/video on Facebook and I had no idea that this religious art was in the basin.

The young woman's work will be displayed at the U.S. Capitol for a year.

The annual art festival in River Ranch is being moved because of weather concerns.

Imagine if you had some old painting that's been hanging up in your family's home all of your life. You know a little bit about it, but stuck it behind a door. Then you took it to an antique dealer and found out it's worth a whooooole lotta money!

The paints are non-toxic and are being provided to the artists by LCG. The artists are to receive $500 each for their work.

The walk takes place from 10 am - 4 pm, and is free! Support local arts and programs in Acadiana by attending.

I happened upon this video on Youtube of a guy drawing a drinking glass, and couldn't believe what I seeing. I mean, it looks like you can actually pick it up and fill it with water!

I couldn't even begin to count how many times I've walked around Downtown Lafayette and admired the great public art displayed, just about at every turn. It's probably what I like best about Downtown Lafayette. It gives the area a truly unique feel. I've often wondered who made these sculptures and painted these murals, and today I came across some great information about them I thought I'd share.