Joanna Littlefield "Offering" Exhibit

WEACo is proud to announce an individual exhibit by Joanna Littlefield. She will have an exhibit of oil artwork at the Karpeles Manuscript Museum April 5th ~ 30th , 2008. Joanna paints light and detail with such finesse that it captures the viewer intently. Join this master of the brush at the opening reception on Saturday, April 12th from 1-3pm. Support Local Artists!

See more of Joanna's work:
Early Light Gallery
WEACo

The Karpeles Manuscript Library Museum 318-861-7615

3201 Centenary Blvd., Shreveport, LA 71105

Evening of Art with Michael hAROld

Each month we spend an evening highlighting artists of various professions in our arts community. Friday, March 28th, we’re honored to bring you our next installment with the talents of Michael Harold. Michael has been an integral part of the arts in our area for the last two decades. His experiences and achievements are vast, from showing with the late Clyde Connell to literary venues in California ; he has embraced the arts in a truly multi-disciplinary way. Please join us for this special opportunity to hear Michael discuss his influences, career, and experiences.
There will be time to mingle and network as well as a formal presentation by Michael, showcasing his work. Michael will read for us from his novel M, and copies of the book will be available for sale. Please, cash or checks only.

Bossier Arts Council will host this intriguing evening with Michael, and the fun starts at 5:30pm.

The Money $how

Our current group exhibit at Artspace is BEAUTIFUL!!! Make sure you get by to check it out before April 12th. The exhibit is open 10am-6pm Tues through Saturday.

Support Local Artists!

Peanuts & Art

This is the last weekend to see “You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown!” performed at Marjorie Lyons Playhouse’s. It’s also your last opportunity to see the West Edge Artists’ Co-op’s current installment of art at MLP. WEACo installs art for most of the shows put on at the playhouse. Enjoy a night of great entertainment and great art! Support Local Artists!
Get your tickets now! Curtain time is 8:00pm on Thursday, Friday and Saturday, and 2:00pm on Sunday. Marjorie Lyons Playhouse is at Centenary College 2911 Centenary Blvd. Tickets are $10.00, and they accept only cash and checks. http://www.centenary.edu/playhouse

An Evening of Art

Each month we spend an evening highlighting artists of various professions in our arts community. Friday, February 22nd, we’re honored to bring you our next installment with the talents of C. Mark Burt. Mark is an important part of our next generation of artists in Shreveport-Bossier. From Art School at Texas A & M to showing in New York, Mark has already had a wide range of experiences and artistic influences which have directly impacted his work. Please join us for this special opportunity to hear Mark discuss his career, experiences and inspirations. There will be time to mingle and network as well as a formal presentation by Mark, showcasing his work. We're also honored to collaborate with the Bossier Arts Council for the event and are thrilled to hold the event in their space. It’s going to be a great, enjoyable evening for all; complete with great goodies and beverages! We hope you will join us for this wonderful evening.

Evening of Art

Desire a rich life? Fill it with art from all disciplines. That's just one thought Robert Trudeau shared with the audience at last night's Evening of Art.

Most folks know Trudeau as the mastermind behind Shreveport.blogspot. He's also a visual artist, a teacher at Caddo Magnet High School, and a man who trips the light fantastic while tasting the adventure of life wherever he treks.

Click for a look at his work (Trudeau encourages artists to take advantage of flickr.com as just one tool to get their work out into the world).

Waves of Color

The Citywide Gallery Program mixes art, artists and buying collectors in fun and groovy way by hanging shows in various businesses in Shreveport-Bossier City.

Waves of Color Salon is the newest location for the WEACo program. The first reception at the shop was Sunday, November 18. A Stone's Throw Cafe and Catering provided tasty refreshments for the event.