PARC Village Art Gallery

  • Art Gallery

    PARC Village provides the opportunity for visual artists and creatives with a mixture of designs, and diverse style, to exhibit their works in our Exhibit Room and Exhibit Hall.

    The goals of the PARC Village Art Gallery is to promote conversation between artists and the community , and to provide an educational arts forum dedicated to leading-edge programming and artistic excellence for the Lafayette Community.

  • Events and Workshops

    Our PARC Village exhibit room will be used to host many events open to the public including coffee and conversations, art night, book signings, workshops and special events.

    Our PARC Village Art Gallery is available for booking parties, corporate events, special occasions, and more.

  • Showcase Your Work

    The PARC Village Gallery seeks artworks that enrich both artist and community by launching dialogue and connection. These works should exhibit a distinctive image and original voice, quality artistry, and should be diverse and accessible to individuals from all walks of life. Both traditional and contemporary art styles are accepted.

    We except works from visual artist, photographers, and creatives.

Meet Our Current Exhibit Artist

 
 
 
 

Jacory Babineaux -Visual Artist

Jacory Babineaux is a multi-genre visual artist. He was born and raised in Carencro, LA where his love for art began. Art was always second nature to him, so there really isn’t an origin story. His life has been centered around art for as long as he can recall. Jacory prefers to keep his style limitless and not box his self into one genre.

His technique ranges from acrylic painting, woodworking, sculpting, and charcoal. He has been awarded by his parish for his work while in high school in 2016. Since then, Jacory believes in always being a student and consistently works on broadening his range and educating his-self on new techniques.

As of recently, he has been focusing on mastering woodwork and perfecting his craftsmanship in general. Jacory lives by “turning nothing into something.”