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E.O. Wilson and Alex Harris: Naturalism, Youth, and Southern Photography at Tulane Oct. 15

Alabama-born Edward O. Wilson is arguably the most important naturalist of the last half of the 20th century, and his research, writing, and advocacy have dramatically shaped the conversation around the natural sciences and conservation in the 21st. He is the recipient of the National Medal of Science in the United States and the prestigious E.O. Wilson and Alex Harris: Naturalism, Youth, and Southern Photography at Tulane Oct. 15

Antenna Open Call 2013

Antenna Open Call for 2013 Exhibitions

Deadline: December 10, 2012
Application Fee: $35
Award: Exhibition with $1200 Stipend
Exhibition: One Month Between May 2013 and Dec 2013
Exhibitions are not limited to any media, and all applicants will be considered for solo or group exhibitions.

Tantric Wealth by Derek Larson

Press Street’s Antenna Gallery is pleased to present Tantric Wealth, a solo exhibition of work by Derek Larson. Presented in conjunction with St. Claude Art District’s newest venue, May Gallery and Residency at 2839 N. Robertson Street, it marks the end of Antenna and Press Street’s satellite programming (our next exhibition will be in our brand new Tantric Wealth by Derek Larson

Recap: Room 220’s LIVE PROSE with T. Geronimo Johnson, Khaled al-Berry, Lucy Fricke, and T.J. Dema

On Sept. 13, Room 220 hosted the kickoff event for its fall season of LIVE PROSE with an evening of readings by T. Geronimo Johnson, Khaled al-Berry, Lucy Fricke, and T.J. Dema at Melvin’s Bar, which proved to be a surprisingly excellent venue for a literary event. More than 70 people came out, including a Recap: Room 220’s LIVE PROSE with T. Geronimo Johnson, Khaled al-Berry, Lucy Fricke, and T.J. Dema

A Simple Hat and a Complicated Story: The Risk of Unreliable Storytelling in a Recovering City

Nine Lives author Dan Baum will present his work at 6 p.m. on Tuesday, Oct. 2, at Tulane University’s Freeman Auditorium. In honor of his appearance, Room 220 is delighted to repost an article on Baum by Ariella Cohen that originally appeared in Next American City magazine in 2009. Cohen, who is now an editor A Simple Hat and a Complicated Story: The Risk of Unreliable Storytelling in a Recovering City

Recap: Carolyn Hembree book launch

Fifty-or-so people braved the long trek across the Industrial Canal on Sept. 13 to attend the book launch for poet Carolyn Hembree’s Skinny at Lipstick Lingerie and Boutique in Chalmette. It was likely the cultural highlight of the decade for that strip mall, and a fantastic kickoff to Room 220‘s fall season of events. Thanks Recap: Carolyn Hembree book launch