3718 Second Floor Gallery

<p>Antenna gallery exhibitions at 3718 Saint Claude, in the second floor gallery.</p>

Buick on Fire

Memorials and tributes. Backseat memories. I’d find the key to the universe in an old parked car. Group exhibition with works by Antenna members: Amanda Cassingham-Bardwell, Ben Fox-McCord, Laura Gipson, Susan Gisleson, Natalie McLaurin, Yuka Petz, Bob Snead, Ashley Teamer, Carl Joe Williams   “My grandfather only drove Buicks and I wear a lot of … Buick on Fire

An Imperfect Force

R. Eric McMaster Using the structures of competitive sport, R. Eric McMaster’s work feature themes of obedience, vulnerability, resistance, and eventual acceptance. While all of these traits are apparent in sporting events, they can also be found in societal situations; as such his work mixes both easily read, ever-insistent sport regulations and the veiled societal … An Imperfect Force

True Colors 2nd Annual Exhibition

True Colors focuses on lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer (LGBTQ) experiences. Founded and curated by Holis Hannan, True Colors features prominent and emerging LGBTQ and allied artists alongside community events. Featured artists: J.B. Harter, David Hockney, George Dureau, Skylar Fein, Jack Balas, Sarah Sole, John Paradiso, Lovie Olivia, Stephen Honicki, Zoe-Perry Wood, Tyrus Clutter, Keith Perelli, … True Colors 2nd Annual Exhibition

The Jung Hotel

The Jung Hotel works by Susan Gisleson “The charm, one might say the genius of memory, is that it is choosy, chancy and temperamental: it rejects the edifying cathedral and indelibly photographs the small boy outside, chewing a hunk of melon in the dust.” — Elizabeth Bowen, Irish-born writer (1899-1973) The Jung Hotel is an … The Jung Hotel

CO-MIXing

Under-sea-level Collaborative Comics Making in New Orleans CO-MIXing samples comics publications and events in New Orleans that have been brought about by collaborative efforts of some form: TURD (1990’s); dafa FUNGUS (early 2000’s); FUN FUN (2008); and the more recent FEAST yer Eyes; Ink Tank; Your Friends Make Comics, and Not Your Mother’s Meatloaf.  Participants … CO-MIXing

Parameters & Diversions

Parameters On View: April 12 – May 4, 2014 Opening Reception: April 12, 6-9pm Happy Hour Artist Salon with Gerald Cannon: May 1, 6pm Parameters features work from national and local artists who use chance experiments, media or process restrictions, and conceptual rules as boundaries or guidelines to form their work. The exhibition includes artist … Parameters & Diversions

Gimme that ol’tyme religion

Gimme that ol’ tyme religion- Old Gods // New Gods // No Gods at all features new work by street artist MRSA.  Using large abstract cutouts to shift viewer’s perspectives toward other possible lands and universes, the exhibition will explore ideas about gods and incorporate characters from different mythological stories from around the world. The … Gimme that ol’tyme religion

William Lamson: Between Now and Forever

Between Now and Forever New work by William Lamson Gallery Walkthrough at Antenna with Artist: Tuesday February 11th, 7pm Artist Lecture: Loyola University Miller Hall, Room 114 Wednesday, February 12th, 6:30pm In collaboration with Loyola University, Press Street’s Antenna Gallery is proud to present Between Now and Forever, a show of recent video and photographic … William Lamson: Between Now and Forever

ROOTS: Pat Phillips

For more of Pat Phillips’s work, please visit the artist’s website: http://patphillipsart.com/ Pat Phillips’s ROOTS Exhibition at Press Street’s Antenna Gallery,  January 11th, 2014 – February 2nd, 2014 Opening Reception: 6:00pm-9:00pm, Saturday, January 11th With Artist Talk and Walk-through from 5:00pm-6:00pm Press Street’s Antenna Gallery, 3718 Saint Claude Ave, New Orleans Gallery Hours: Tuesday-Sunday 12 … ROOTS: Pat Phillips