Beaumont Art League
Welcome to the Beaumont Art League
The Beaumont Art League has a 63 year history of serving
the Southeast Texas community. Started by a small group of
dedicated artists, the BAL has grown into a large local art
organization. The BAL has two major art galleries; the Brown
Gallery and the Scurlock Gallery, a large studio, and a main
office/sales gallery. Artists may display a selection of work in
our sales gallery for up to three months.
The Beaumont Art League is sponsored in part by The
Southeast Texas Arts Council.
The Beaumont Art League has a 63 year history of serving
the Southeast Texas community. Started by a small group of
dedicated artists, the BAL has grown into a large local art
organization. The BAL has two major art galleries; the Brown
Gallery and the Scurlock Gallery, a large studio, and a main
office/sales gallery. Artists may display a selection of work in
our sales gallery for up to three months.
The Beaumont Art League is sponsored in part by The
Southeast Texas Arts Council.
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SETAC sponsors our children's Art
Adventures program and the BAL
National exhibition. We couldn't do it
without you... Thanks!
Adventures program and the BAL
National exhibition. We couldn't do it
without you... Thanks!
What's New:
| L'ART, 1910 Green arsenic smeared on an egg-white cloth, Crushed strawberries! Come, let us feast our eyes. Ezra Pound |
| Beaumont Art League 2675 Gulf Street Beaumont, TX 77703 Phone Number (409) 833 - 4179 bal@gtbizclass.com |
| We're on MySpace! www.myspace.com/beaumontartleague |
| Longtime Beaumont Art League supporter, acclaimed artist and educator, Jerry Newman, passed away Tuesday, May 27, 2008. He taught art to literally hundreds of students during his 37 years at Lamar University. Many have become very well known and attribute much of their success and abilitiy to the foundation that they received from Mr. Newman. He retired in 1999 as a distinguished professor emeritus. Newman's art is displayed locally and throughout the state and nation. In 1981, he was honored by the Texas Legislature as Texas State Artist. Even after retiring he continued sharing his talent as a teacher to many in the area. He will be greatly missed by so many, Colleen M. Burns, former student of Mr. Newman |
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We are remodeling the site!
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