Opening Reception: 6:00pm-9:00pm, Saturday, December 14th Press Street’s Antenna Gallery, 3718 Saint Claude Ave, New Orleans Gallery Hours: 12-5pm Tues-Sun through January 4th Carlie Trosclair’s (un)dwelling Exhibition at Press Street’s Antenna Gallery, 12/14/13- 1/5/14 Gallery Hours: Tuesday-Sunday 12 P.M. to 5 P.M. (if you are visiting on a weekday please call ahead to insure … (un)dwelling
Lódz Artists Agnieszka Chojnacka Adam Klimczak Marta Madejska, organizer Piotr Szczepanski Justyna Wencel New Orleans Artists Courtney Egan Robin Levy, organizer Deborah Luster Memory Project is a two-part international exhibition that explores the theme of memory and place through two post trauma cities. The biography of New Orleans resident Anne Skorecki Levy, born in Lódz, … Memory Project
The soul silently fidgets new sculpture by Christopher Deris Deris’ three-dimensional constructions often involve simple mechanical movements; fantastical creations that act as surrogates or metaphors for humanity. Each piece is an experiment in capturing, visually, a genuine feeling within the confines of a crafted environment. Born in New Orleans and raised in Slidell, Louisiana, Deris … The soul silently fidgets
Process is an exhibition that visually narrates the construction of public and private perceptions featuring the work of Christopher McNulty, Angela Piehl, and Ying Zhu. Selected from Antenna: Open Call, these three artists relate the intimate processes of self discovery in diverse and visually striking representations. Christopher McNulty (http://wp.auburn.edu/cmcnulty/) creates task-based sculptural objects, videos, and works on … Process
Cristobal Mendoza & Annica Cuppetelli Ashley John Pigford Greg Pond & Jesse Thompson Casey Reas Technology and new media is an ever-growing, expansive realm in contemporary art practice. void loop showcases six artists from around the country who merge art and technology in a myriad of ways, pushing the boundaries of computed visual and audible … void loop
SLOW LIGHT New Work by Annie Laurie Erickson In this series of photographs, AnnieLaurie Erickson addresses the phenomenon of afterimages – the latent imagery that remains on our retinas after we look at the sun or bright objects in the dark. Using handmade artificial retinas that absorb and release the remains of light, Erickson simulates … Slow Light- AnnieLaurie Erickson
MIXED MESSAGES.3 – Multiracial Identity, Past & Present GALLERY OPENING & RECEPTION FEATURED ARTISTS: Beatriz “Soco” OCampo, Beryl Johns, Bottletree, Brian Cirmo, Carl Joe Williams, Donte K. Hayes, Ernest Littles, Haylee Anne, Heather Muntzer, J Knoblach, Muffin Bernstein, Joseph Anthony Pearson, Marlena Smith, Soraya Jean-Louis McElroy, and Tasleem Khan. GALLERY HOURS: Tuesday through Friday 1:00pm … MIXED MESSAGES.3 & POP!
Curated by Natalie McLaurin- featuring the works of Angela Martin Berry, Marianne Desmarais, Jeannie Detweiler, Ben Fox-McCord, Sarah Gramelspacher, Margaret Hull, Bruce Humphries, Yuka Petz, Bob Snead, Shelby Stoor, Bob Tannen, Gin Taylor, and Jessica Vogel. My Mom thinks my work has really improved too is the second round of a show that illustrates the … My Mom says my work has really improved too.
You are cordially invited to attend THE BANQUET hosted by and featuring the works of Amanda Cassingham-Bardwell. A (grand) banquet will be held in honor of itself, during which time piñatas will silently joust each other and hors d’oeuvres will be served to a solitary guest.
An installation featuring the work we love to live with in our homes. From the private collections of Brad Benishek, Angela Driscoll, Amanda Cassingham-Bardwell, Courtney Egan, Gretchen Faust, Ken Foster, Anne Giselson, Susan Giselson, Shawn Hall, Nate Martin, Natalie McLaurin, Yuka Petz, Bob Snead And in the new downstairs Big Class space at Press Street headquarters … Living Room
What should Antenna carry forward? What can evolve? What does our creative ecology need from Antenna now & what pathways can we build together to get there?
This October, Antenna invites artists, writers, culture bearers, cultural workers, neighbors, partners, and audiences to join a series of Critical Response Process (CRP) sessions around our emerging Values + Pathways Framework.