CALLING ALL ART LOVERS!!! The Bayou City Art Festival is kicking off this weekend at Memorial Park for three days of interactive art displays, an outdoor gallery, and work from featured mixed-media artist Dewey James.
takes over Memorial Park from Friday to Sunday. From 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. on all three days, attendees can enjoy a vivid outdoor gallery and interactive art displays
This year's festival will highlight featured artist Dewey James, a mixed-media artist from Minneapolis, MN along with 300 artists from across the country. Visitors have the chance to personally meet the artists and view their original works. They can also buy artwork from 19 art disciplines including world-class paintings, prints, jewelry, sculptures, and more at prices for everyone.
The top 30 finalists from the 10th Annual Middle School Art Competition will have an exhibition featuring their artwork. The Art Colony Association, Inc., the producers behind the art festival, will host an award ceremony to present awards for 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place and recognize the winner of the people's Choice Award on Sunday at 1 p.m. with Houston Mayor Sylvester Turner.
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