Bye Mon Cher I’ve witnessed Cajun culture and traditions in my family slowly fade away from generation to generation. When I was younger, I used to tiptoe into my grandparents’ kitchen and my granny would sneak me an extra cookie with my sippy cup of “coffee-milk” – a special concoction of a lot of milk, … Sugar:: Amelia Broussard
One of the first images on the Wikipedia entry for cornucopia is a propaganda poster promoting expansion of U.S. white settler colonialism in the western reaches of the continent. The poster reads “California, Cornucopia of the World. Room for millions of immigrants. 43,795,00 acres of government lands, untaken.” Concepts of a horn of plenty, a … Sugar:: Amanda Cassingham-Bardwell
Every year, to provide the opportunity for Louisiana artists to have their work reviewed by curators from around the counrty, Antenna Gallery’s Louisiana call for exhibitions hosts a guest juror to choose the exhibition selection. This year, our juror is Jan Christian Bernabe of FLXST Contemporary in Chicago. A Filipinx American genderqueer, queer person of … Meet 2022 Louisiana Call Juror :: Jan Christian Bernabe
Cheryl Derricotte is a visual artist and her favorite mediums are glass and paper. Originally from Washington, DC, she lives and makes art in San Francisco, CA. Her art has been featured in the New York Times, The Guardian, The San Francisco Chronicle, MerciSF and the San Francisco Business Times. In 2021, she was awarded … Cheryl Derricotte in Residence at Paper Machine
Antenna is excited to announce its annual open call for creator driven projects taking place in 2022. You can apply for the opportunity to exhibit at Antenna Gallery, have a book published by Antenna’s Paper Machine, or have a month long residency at the Paper Machine publishing center. All opportunities provide creators with both financial … Antenna Open Call 2022
Nov. 6, 2021 – Feb 6, 2022 Join us for a series of virtual artist talks: Sunday January 30, 6pm Wednesday February 2, 6pm Saturday February 5, 6pm ::Zoom Link :: Receptions: Nov. 6, Nov. 13, Dec. 11, Jan 21: 6-10pm Yesterday, sugar’s cultivation as an anthropogenic crop spurred the production of plantation-based economies, eschewing … Sugar
We hope this message finds you well and safe. Antenna would like to thank members of our community who have reached out and offered support as staff return to the city and our organization comes back online ready to activate and leverage resources to support the artists and communities impacted by Hurricane Ida and years … What’s Happening After Ida
On view: Aug. 14th – Sep 5thOpening Reception: Saturday, Aug. 14th 6-9PM – Masks required by all visitors. Building off the uncanny religious terminology used in de-extinction science or “resurrection biology”, and its futuristic technologies aimed at returning to the past, this new project by Maria Lux explores extinction narratives and the cultural work they are doing … Maria Lux :: Point of No Return
Reflections on Water: Carrying the Memory A Performance and A Call to Action with Singer and Artist Michaela Harrison Monday, July 12 10:30 am – 12 pm Crescent Park at the Riverfront, Elysian Fields entrance (approximately 2300 N. Peters St.) This is a co-created space. Please come prepared to sing and exchange energy with the … Reflections on Water: Carrying the Memory
Sharita Towne is an multidisciplinary artist and educator based in Portland, OR, born and raised on the west coast of the U.S. along I-5—from Salem, OR, to Tacoma, WA and down to Sacramento, CA, a true granddaughter of the great migration. She is most interested in engaging local and global Black geographies, histories, and possibilities. … 2021 Antenna Local Open Call Juror Sharita Towne
