Nicole Goodwin aka GOODW.Y.N. is the author of Warcries, and the poetic sequel Warcrimes as well as the photographic essay book Ain’t I a Woman (?/!): I Give of Myself based on the five year iterations of Ain’t I a Woman (?/!). They are a finalist for the CUE Foundation’s 2022 Public Programs Fellowship, as … Spillways Resident :: Nicole Goodwin
Working internationally, Rachel’s visual and performance art has been seen at venues including Tate Britain, de Young Museum, Lyric Hammersmith, Battersea Arts Center, Woodruff Art Center and Standpoint Gallery, as well as in public spaces such as train stations, community centers, homes for the elderly, in streets, schools and online. During her phase one Spillways … Antenna Welcome Spillways Resident Rachel Parish
Antenna is proud to host Haitian American, Boston based artist and educator Chanel Thervil (she/her) Chanel’s process as an artist mirrors that of an educator, researcher, community organizer and attentive listener. Interviews, photography, and primary resources about history that Chanel gathers for research are aligned with the creation of art that activates internal and … Meet Spillways Resident Chanel Thervil
Tia-Simone Gardner will use her time in residence at Spillways to expand on her current research around ideas of Black Geographies, time and the Mississippi River. While in New Orleans she will work with other artists and designers to imagine ways to narrate various sites within the Mississippi River landscape (and on the Mississippi River) … Meet Spillways Resident Tia-Simone Gardner
Antenna’s Spillways residency is a way of providing the meaningful dispersion of outside thought and practice into the city through the development of creative feats. Spillways hosts national and international artists, writers, and cultural organizers that are interested in developing projects within the greater New Orleans region, and whose efforts question, transform, or expand the … 2021-2022 Spillways Fellows
Please join us in welcoming visiting Spillways Residency Fellows, Maureen Connor & Eugenia Manwelyan for an intimate artist talk and dinner event at Antenna. Food by Stella Maris! Maureen Connor is a visual artist whose work combines elements of installation, video, design, human resources and social justice. Since 2000 she has been developing Personnel, a series … Maureen Connor & Eugenia Manwelyan: Artist Talk and Dinner
@ Antenna, 3718 St. Claude Ave, February 1, 2018, 6-7:30pm We often talk about place, home, gentrification and urban change in terms of color––usually black, white and brown. Yet in cities like New Orleans, color lines are not only drawn by redlines. Here, each of our 73 neighborhoods boasts its own identity through the color … City Palette Panel Discussion
After two years of explorations with the inaugural class of residents, we are excited to announce our second cohort of Antenna::Spillways residency fellows! Special thanks to the VIA Art Fund for providing support for this cohort to explore various aspects of New Orleans throughout its tricentennial year. Antenna::Spillways 2018 residents include Paul Ramirez Jonas, Delaney Nolan, Jesse Sugarman, Hui-Ying Tsai, and … 2018 Spillways Residency Fellows
At the Justice & Beyond regular meeting Monday, January 8, doors at 4:45pm @Christian Unity Baptist Church, 1700 Conti Street The Louisiana Museum of African American History (LMAAH) and the Slave Rebellion Reenactment Committee (SRR) invite you to join us in the revival of the public commemoration of Louisiana’s Heroic 1811 Slave Revolt. Leon A. … Commemorating the 1811 Slave Revolt
Writer Molly Rideout recently published a selection from her forthcoming collection of writings developed during her work in New Orleans as an Antenna::Spillways artist-in-residence: How to Field Dress a Pair of Turkeys at a New Orleans Transient Camp. You can also listen to her read her this story here. During her time as a Spillways resident, … How to Field Dress a Pair of Turkeys at a New Orleans Transient Camp
