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ANTENNA IS HIRING A PRINT PRODUCTION LEAD! Apply by May 11th, 2026

Click Here to Apply Antenna, an artist-run community-based arts nonprofit dedicated to supporting artists and connecting communities through cultural programming, seeks a Print Production Lead to help manage its community print shop and self-publishing resources. This position plays a key role in supporting artists, writers, and independent publishers through print production, technical expertise, and strong … ANTENNA IS HIRING A PRINT PRODUCTION LEAD! Apply by May 11th, 2026

Announcing the 2023-24 Platforms Fund Awardees!

The Platforms Fund is a collaborative effort of Antenna, Ashé Cultural Art Center, Junebug Productions and The Black School the Andy Warhol Foundation. The Andy Warhol Foundation Regional Regranting Program was established in 2007 to recognize and support the movement of independently organized, public-facing, artist-centered activity that animates local and regional art scenes but that lies beyond the reach of traditional funding … Announcing the 2023-24 Platforms Fund Awardees!

Insurgent Ecologies

Photo documentation by Jose Cotto. New Orleans Center for the Gulf South at Tulane University and Antenna with collaborating partners launches Insurgent Ecologies, an exhibition project featuring artwork by forty-five artists, collaborative projects, and initiatives across the Mississippi watershed. Insurgent Ecologies is curated by Imani Jacqueline Brown & Shana M. griffin and organized by Antenna … Insurgent Ecologies

Meet 2024 Louisiana Open Call Juror :: Risa Puleo

Every year, to provide the opportunity for Louisiana artists to have their work reviewed by curators from around the country, Antenna Gallery’s Louisiana call for exhibitions hosts a guest juror to choose the exhibition selection. For 2024 year, our juror is Risa Puleo based in Chicago, IL. Risa Puleo is an independent curator and one … Meet 2024 Louisiana Open Call Juror :: Risa Puleo

Announcing 2024 Open Call Winners!

Antenna is thrilled to announce our recipients for 2024 (2023) National and Louisiana Open Call for Exhibitions. A big thank you to all the applicants. The Antenna Collective and Jurors were impressed by the brilliant creativity, and ingenuity in the submissions. National Open Call for Exhibitions 2024 Recipient: Jasmine Best Jasmine Best is a true … Announcing 2024 Open Call Winners!

Announcing the 2023 Open Call Winners!

Antenna is thrilled to announce our recipients for 2023 (2024) National and Louisiana Open Call for Exhibitions. A big thank you to all the applicants. The Antenna Collective and Jurors were impressed by the brilliant creativity, and ingenuity in the submissions. National Open Call for Exhibitions 2023 Recipient: Sarah Elizabeth Cornejo Sarah Elizabeth Cornejo is … Announcing the 2023 Open Call Winners!

Meet 2023 Louisiana Call Juror :: Betsy Lohrer Hall

Every year, to provide the opportunity for Louisiana artists to have their work reviewed by curators from around the country, Antenna Gallery’s Louisiana call for exhibitions hosts a guest juror to choose the exhibition selection. For 2023 year, our juror is Betsy Lohrer Hall based in Long Beach, California. Betsy Lohrer Hall is a visual … Meet 2023 Louisiana Call Juror :: Betsy Lohrer Hall

A Tree, A Garden

Cyanotype artwork of flowers, by Magali Duzant

A Tree, A Garden reflects on the many ways in which trees manifest into other things, from memorials and myths to memes, markers, and meeting points.The exhibition brings together two research projects that explore the place of trees in our understanding of the world. Inspired by trees found both in old-growth forests and on city … A Tree, A Garden

“I’d rather get out of jail than get $1,000,000”

Artwork: My God Wears a Durag by Nic[o] Brierre Aziz

Prior to the term “art” being defined as “skill resulting from learning or practice” in 13th-century Middle English (which was in turn derived from the Latin ars meaning “skill” or “craft,”), art in communities such as Ifẹ̀ (an ancient Yoruba city in southwest Nigeria) was simply a translation of a feeling or experience into a … “I’d rather get out of jail than get $1,000,000”

Drawn to This Place: New Orleans 2017-2022

Black and white ink drawing of a man with a hat and glasses, in front of a building with graffiti and sign reading "breakfast and lunch"

A solo exhibition highlighting Thom Karamus in his (ongoing) six year journey. New Orleans : Drawn To This Place is 500+ drawings with corresponding photographs, hundreds of paragraphs of historical research and journalism mixed with personal reflections on time and spaces. Biography Thom Karamus is a creative explorer. From a very young age, Thom had … Drawn to This Place: New Orleans 2017-2022