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historic biloxi lighthouse days after Hurricane Katrina
point cadet (east biloxi)
days after Hurricane Katrina
Following hurricane Camille, in 1969, the Biloxi Art Association became defunct for almost two years, then re-emerged with it's First Annual Art Show at the Edgewater Mall.
While our association has suffered in the wake of Katrina, we have never stopped meeting, encouraging membership or planning for the future. That future includes Annual Art Shows. Plans are in their infancy to hold our Second, First Annual Art Show.
With that in mind, the Biloxi Art Association needs the help and support of local businesses and patrons to recover and thrive. Any help, whether it be monetary or of time, one can offer to help us in this endeavor will be greatly appreciated.
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The Biloxi
Art Association Edgewater Mall Biloxi November 22nd & 23rd The Biloxi Art Association invites the fine artists and craftsman of the Gulf Coast region to participate in our first ever Fall Festival of Arts. Proximity to the Christmas shopping season means booths will be at a premium. Exhibition space will assigned to those artisans demonstrating the highest quality and level of skill in their chosen medium, and in order of applications received. This will be a wonderful opportunity to exhibit, and sell your work, as close to the Christmas shopping season as could possibly be scheduled ! Please read the guidelines carefully and we look forward to receiving your application. Spring Festival Artists listed here
We are a nonprofit
organization devoted to the promotion of art along the
Mississippi Gulf Coast.
We
endeavor to provide educational and cultural programs
which will further members' artistic growth, and
encourage social
interaction that will foster camaraderie among members.
We strive to provide opportunities for artists to share
resources and skills.
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FALL FESTIVAL QUICK INFO:
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