My Spraypainterated Collection will be at "Hot Art, Cool Nights"

 

These paintings will be on display and for sale Friday night at the Piggly Wiggly on Government street for the..

"HOT ART, COOL NIGHTS" 
A Mid City Merchants Art Hop. 

The 9th annual Baton Rouge Mid City Merchants sponsored spring art hot, "Hot Art, Cool Nights", will be held on Friday night, May 11, 2012, from 6 p.m. until 10 p.m. Mid City businesses will sponsor original, local art of popular local artists and new talents. You are sure to see a variety of art from sculptures, paintings, jewelry, photographs and more! The artist will be present on the night of the event at the business that is showcasing his or her work. 

Mid City is truly the premier art and design district of Baton Rouge. Its area spans from I-10 to Lobdell Blvd & from Claycut/Broussard to North Street. This year proceeds from the art hop will help purchase public art for this area of Baton Rouge.

So if you're someone who wants to have fun and see what local talent we have here in the Capital City, mark your calendars for an evening you will not want to miss! 

Shuttle bus transportation will be available or you may just want to stroll along Government Street to take in the art. We can't wait to see you on Friday, May 11, between 6 p.m. & 10 p.m! 

 
I've never been in an art show before. And I'm nervous about displaying this new fascination that I have with spray paint art.  I keep thinking, "Is this redneck? Is this art like an air brushed license plate?" I will have a book displaying some of the furniture I've redone also.
 
And of course I wonder if people will like it and buy some or either hire me to do something for them. That would be great.

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