BECA gallery Presents the 2nd Annual Gulf South Regional Through May 23, 2009

New Orleans, LA, May 12, 2009 --(PR.com)-- BECA gallery is thrilled to present the '2nd Annual Gulf-South Regional' contemporary art group exhibition at the gallery's home location at 527 St. Joseph Street, New Orleans, LA from April 4, 2009 - May 23, 2009. The purpose of the 'Gulf South Regional' exhibition is to discover and highlight some of the most innovative emerging Gulf South contemporary artists who are on the leading edge of new art + ideas, their current work and the ideas that are motivating their creative processes.

This newest exhibition installment features today's most engaging and thought-provoking works of sculpture, painting, drawing and mixed-media expressing the progressive, contemporary culture of the gulf-south region of the United States: TX, LA, MS, AL and FL.

BECA gallery would like to congratulate the following ten artists whose works have been selected for this '2nd Annual Gulf-South Regional' exhibition:

James Alexander - Deon Blackwell - Scott Finch - Mark Grote - Adam Hall - Marina del Rosario Huang - Christopher McNulty - Luke Sides - Brian Spolans - Anne Stagg

Please join them on Saturday, April 4, 2009 from 6:30pm - 8:30pm at BECA gallery for the opening artists' reception to help them celebrate this talented group of emerging artists.

You'll also have the opportunity to support these emerging contemporary artists through acquisitions of the works on exhibition and possible future commissions of their work. The 1st installment in 2008 of this annual exhibition series was a huge success both at the gallery's physical space and online at www.becagallery.com. Many of those 1st exhibiting artists of the Gulf-South Regional series have since moved forward rapidly with new exhibition opportunities and acquisitions of their works both locally and nationally.

Every successfull artist began as a talented emerging artist and they think the newest 10 exhibiting artists in the Gulf-South series are most definitely worth a serious look. If you are currently outside of New Orleans and cannot visit their gallery space, please visit them online at www.becagallery.com where the entire exhibit will be available for online viewing.

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