NOTE: These interviews have been edited for clarity and length. Interview conducted and edited by FreeQuency, photos provided by the Antenna Team Member, Antenna archive or a google search. FreeQuency: To begin, let folks know your name, your pronouns, how you wound up here in New Orleans and we’ll go from there. Angel: My name … TEAM PROFILE: Angel Perdomo
“I Thought About Killing a Man” by Gurleen Rai & “A Problem of State” by Frank Robertson
FreeQuency: Tell us a little bit about yourself, your name, your pronouns, how you came to Antenna, and then we’ll get into the details of what you do now that you’re here. Ken: I go by Ken, but my full name is Kendrik James. My pronouns are he and they. I’m currently enrolled at the … STAFF PROFILE: Kendrik James (Paper Machine Print Coordinator)
“I Thought About Killing a Man” by Antenna Collective member Gurleen Rai. Gurleen Rai’s work transforms rage, grief, and endurance into garments made with care, natural materials, and slow labor, using techniques such as natural dye, eco printing, hand embroidery, drawing, and found materials. Her works recalibrate the perception of women’s work and its impact … “I Thought About Killing a Man” by Gurleen Rai
On View :: Sat. Sep. 13th, 2025 – Sat. Oct. 25th, 2025 A Problem of State represents one chapter within the larger Denim Diet collection. It reflects on the current condition of the fashion industry, its workforce and the political climate that shapes it. The collection examines consumerism through the use of dead stock selvedge … A Problem of State by Frank Robinson
FreeQuency: Tell me a little bit about yourself, whatever you’d want people to know about who you are and how you show up in the world. is: There’s this numerologist, Andrew Gabelic – he said write down your mission statement and read it every day. The mission statement that stood out at that time was, … STAFF PROFILE: is
NOTE: These interviews have been edited for clarity and length. Interview conducted and edited by FreeQuency, photos provided by the staff member, Antenna archive or a google search. FreeQuency: We’ll just start with the basics. Please introduce yourself – who are you, what are your creative practices, and what is your role at Antenna? I … STAFF PROFILE: Jessica Johnson
NOTE: These interviews have been edited for clarity and length. Interview conducted and edited by Antenna Communications Coordinator FreeQuency, photos by danielle miles. “Gazing B(l)ack” was on view at Antenna:3718 from September-October, 2025. You can view a virtual tour of Gazing B(l)ack on Antenna’s website and purchase a copy of the accompanying exhibition publication at Antenna’s online bookstore. FreeQuency: What … GAZING B(L)ACK: Exhibition Interview w/ Chris Leaux
Check out photos from the 2nd Saturday Opening Night Reception on Antenna’s blog TRANSMISSIONS EXHIBITION DATES: Nov 8th-Dec 13th, 2025:::Whatever the Fuck You Want is a group exhibition featuring selected photographic works in diverse styles and mediums—ranging from digital to silver gelatin to historical processes. The artists represented span a wide spectrum of experience: from … “whatever the fuck you want” by New Orleans Community Print Shop & Darkroom
Check out photos from the 2nd Saturday Opening Night Reception on Antenna’s blog TRANSMISSIONS EXHIBITION DATES: Nov 8th-Dec 13th, 2025:::Through these images, Davis invites viewers to feel the continuity of culture, family, and community— the pulse that endures within both landscape and spirit. His photographs transform memory into presence, honoring the quiet power that binds … “Porch to Pulse” by Patrick Davis
What should Antenna carry forward? What can evolve? What does our creative ecology need from Antenna now & what pathways can we build together to get there?
This October, Antenna invites artists, writers, culture bearers, cultural workers, neighbors, partners, and audiences to join a series of Critical Response Process (CRP) sessions around our emerging Values + Pathways Framework.