Burgundy Street Archive

Antenna is pleased to present “monu_MENTAL,”  a group show proposing imaginative revisions to existing 19th and 20th century New Orleans monuments, with proposals presented by Luis Cruz Azaceta, Ron Bechet, Willie Birch, Max Cafard and Stephen Duplantier, Elena Dahl, Siobhan Feehan and Gianina Jimenez Barrantes, John Kleinschmidt and Andy Sternad, Zakcq Lockrem, Gen McKeown, Rajko … monu_MENTAL

MIXED MESSAGES: Multiracial Identity Past and Present A group exhibit, featuring artwork by Niko Busciglio, Helen Maurene Cooper, E. Paul Julien, Michele Burton-Oatis, Stephanie Hierholzer, Aubrey Roemer, Karel Sloane-Boekbinder, Chase Markovich, Paige Valente, Christopher Porché West, and Jerald L. White.  Organized by the New Orleans Loving Festival. The New Orleans Loving Festival (NOLF) is a … Mixed Messages / The Phoenix

My Mom Says My Work Has Really Improved is a group exhibition, curated by Natalie McLaurin, that explores the connection between artworks made at different times in an artist’s life. By using childhood work shown next to recent works of art, this exhibition shows how some themes, forms, and content stay with the artist over … My Mom Says My Work has Really Improved

The How To Build A Forest residency at Antenna in April will focus on ways to visually represent research and conversation integral to the HTBAF installation / performance premiering at the Kitchen in NYC during June of 2011. HTBAF is a collaboration between Shawn Hall and PearlDamour. The piece is a durational installation / performance … How to Build a Forest

“To find a form that accommodates the mess, that is the task of the artist now.” Samuel Beckett This month we’re celebrating our fifth anniversary of accommodating the mess, making books by local artists that combine word and image. Press Street artist/writers Brad Benischek, Mark Yakich, Case Miller, Jim Richard, Moose Jackson, and Susan Gisleson, … Order of Effects / Accommodating the Mess

WE’RE GOIN’ DOWN – Prints, Drawings & Installations by Ben Fox-McCord and Craig Branum. Ben Fox-McCord is an illustrator and installation artist with a background in printmaking. He is a Tennessee native and recent transplant to New Orleans. Craig Branum is an artist with a BFA in Printmaking from the University of Tennessee. Craig’s work … We’re Goin’ Down

MACHINES ON PAPER – Works by James W. Goedert Machines On Paper is a reflection of my experiences as a member of the working class and a means to voice my concern about how our society operates in its natural world. As animals, humans are unique in the fact that we cater our surroundings to … Machines on Paper

Antenna Gallery Presents Priya Kambli: Color Falls Down Statement by Priya Kambli: My photographs visually express the notion of transience and split cultural identity caused by the act of migration. I have been viewing this issue through the lens of my own personal history and cultural journey. My move from India to the United States … Priya Kambli: Color Falls Down

“I AM AN IMPORTANT GIANT” is a collaborative group exhibition at Antenna Gallery in which smaller-than-life installations explore the nuances of scale and the received relationship between size and quality. Organized by visual artist Natalie McLaurin, the exhibition features 31 contributors from across the country.