3718 Second Floor Gallery

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

Flora, Fauna, and Entrails

Flora, Fauna, and Entrails On view: April 8 – May 7, 2017 Opening Reception: Saturday April 8, 6-10pm Daily hours: Tuesday through Sunday 12-5 Fabric and thread are inextricably bound to our everyday lives. Flora, Fauna, and Entrails brings together artists using fibers in their practice to explore the beauty and fragility of the nature … Flora, Fauna, and Entrails

American Twist, The NYC Sculptors Guild

Sculptors Guild addresses a timely theme with diverse works. New York City-based Sculptors Guild, celebrating 80 years as one of the first artist-run nonprofit organizations in NY, is thrilled to present “American Twist,” a group exhibition of members’ small works and installations at Antenna Gallery, 3718 St Claude Ave., New Orleans, LA 70117, from March … American Twist, The NYC Sculptors Guild

Anthony Baab: Cover the Earth IV

Within his current body of work, Cover the Earth, Anthony Baab experiments with objects and materials associated with consumerism – packaging, advertisements, and logos. Baab views an explicit sense of command and function conveyed through these containers, perhaps more so than the commodities they hold or represent. Attempting to regenerate these objects into something otherwise … Anthony Baab: Cover the Earth IV

Congregation

Clay is harvested from the earth where waters once flowed. This summer too much water hit the hard earth in and around Baton Rouge and Alligator Clay, a major clay distributor, flooded. This congregation of artists: Rachael DePauw, Miki Glasser, MaPo Kinnord, Nikki Jackson, and Sarah House, use clay in beautiful, innovative ways. The exhibition … Congregation

Diane Fox: UnNatural History

For the past several years, Diane Fox has trained her eye on the taxidermied animal. This solo exhibit includes two directions the work has taken, UnNatural History and UnNatural History Portraits. UnNatural HIstory is a collection of photographs shot in natural history museums in the US and abroad. Using reflection and the inclusion of items … Diane Fox: UnNatural History

Nathan Halverson: Absolute Difference

On view: Nov 12- Dec 4, 2016 Opening Reception: Nov 12, 6-10pm Daily hours: Tuesday -Friday 12-5 Nathan Halverson’s exhibit, Absolute Difference, presents works of found, remixed, and processed audio-visual material exploring the personal and cultural associations that shape our perceptions of media, and the assumptions about referentiality, artificiality, and authenticity we impose on them. … Nathan Halverson: Absolute Difference

Ether and Agony

Opening Reception: Oct 8, 6-10pm Daily hours: Sat and Sun 12-5, Tuesday-Friday 12-5 call ahead RAP CULTURE, FEMINISM, CRAFT, PATHOLOGY, IDENTITY, FETISH, ABNORMALITY, RACE, SEXUALITY, BEAUTY, ANATOMY, CULTURAL VALUE, AND PERSONAL NARRATIVE. These themes penetrate my artistic practice, collaging into visual depictions of a life that is my own. In sculpture, video, and performance, I … Ether and Agony

Refractional Presence

Opening Reception: September 10, 6-10pm Daily hours: Sat and Sun 12-5, Tuesday-Friday 12-5 call ahead Refraction n. the action of distorting an image by viewing it through a medium We all look, but can we all see? In this media-filled and product-inundated world, how often do we blindly oblige societal expectations of womanhood, beauty, and … Refractional Presence

A beginning, an end, and the nothing in-between

An exhibition of recent prints, drawings, and installations by Ben Fox-McCord. Ben Fox-McCord is an artist, musician, and future Sasquatch who hails from East Tennessee’s Appalachian Valley. He received his BFA from the University of Tennessee and his MFA from Tulane University. He has been living and working in New Orleans since 2010.