A recent article in the Daily Reveille pointed out how far Baton Rouge has come in the last decade as far as art goes. Baton Rouge may not be as renowned in the art world as New York but it has come into it own and has a great deal to offer artists who are trying to get their careers off the ground. The Arts are definitely supported in Baton Rouge and recently the arts and entertainment area of Downtown Baton Rouge was designated a Cultural District, which makes art sales tax exempt. Baton Rouge makes it easy for its residents to appreciate art and for artists to gain exposure.
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