KENNER RIVERTOWN ARTS COUNCIL MURAL REVEAL EXHIBITION JUNE 22, 2019 (6 - 8 PM)

KENNER RIVERTOWN ARTS COUNCIL
MURAL REVEAL EXHIBITION
JUNE 22, 2019
(6 - 8 PM)
Kenner Rivertown Arts Council Community Courtyard
409 Williams Blvd.
Kenner, LA 70062
PRESS RELEASE
(Kenner, LA) The Kenner Rivertown Arts Council is pleased to announce the Rivertown Arts Council Mural Reveal Exhibition. The exhibition will include four new additions to our outdoor gallery space in the Rivertown Arts Council Community Courtyard, featuring a large commissioned work created by Kevin Hunts.  
“What was Motionless is Moving Again” created by Kevin Hunts
The Rivertown Arts Council Community Courtyard Mural Project was made possible by the
Project for Public Spaces Lighter Quicker Cheaper Grant and
the Louisiana Historic Preservation Grant Program.


New murals include:
“What was Motionless is Moving Again” created by Kevin Hunts
“Down By the River” created by Antoine Prince
“The Magnificent Rhythms” created by Zulay Herrera
“That Time We Danced in the River at Sunset” created by Peter Barnitz
The original concept painting of Kevin Hunts’ mural, “What was Motionless is Moving Again”, will be available at a price of $450.00 (24 x 36 inches).  

In addition to the new murals, local artists will present smaller works.  Prints will be available for purchase. Proceeds benefit the Rivertown Arts Council.
Mural Artists Included: Antoine Prince, Kevin Hunts, Zulay Herrera, Peter Barnitz, Angel Perdomo, Katie Puchot, Cheri Ben-iesau, Dianne Georgy Garrett and many more.


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