Blights Out is a collaborative and creative initiative to unite natives of and newcomers to New Orleans in the design of a new model for development that shares the tools for locals to build the destinies of their own neighborhoods.Our strategy of “performing architecture” combines artistic and activist strategies of acting within the civic environment … Blights Out: Controls and Counter Reactions
Stylo Moniker’s images have been in public view for decades in underground publications and mainstream media. The works in Artichoke reveal layers of Stylo’s vision. Trying to keep himself off balance he constantly changes materials and techniques. Even working with his non-dominant hand. These works are images no longer choked by commercial constraints. Stylo is … Artichoke by Stylo Moniker
On view: April 9- May 8, 2016 Opening Reception: Saturday April 9, 6-9pm Daily hours: Tuesday- Friday 11-4 by appt, Saturday and Sunday 12-5 Admission cost: none Exhibition Description: There is a childhood longing and an intimacy that occurs when encountering work on the miniature scale. The exhibition features local, national and international artists who … I AM AN IMPORTANT GIANT
On view: March 12 – April 3, 2016 Opening Reception: Saturday March 12, 6-10pm Student Readings & Reception: Thursday March 17, 6-7pm Daily hours: Tuesday- Friday 11-4 by appt, Saturday and Sunday 12-5 Admission cost: none Exhibition Description: Since 2013, Antenna has helped to foster the growth of Big Class, an organization dedicated to cultivating … Mardi Gras After the Apocalypse: Antenna + Big Class
Artist Talk: Saturday Feb. 13, 6pm Opening Reception: Saturday Feb. 13, 6-10pm On View Through Saturday March 5 Inishkeel Island is a small uninhabited Island off the west cost of Donegal, Ireland accessible by foot at low tide. St. Conal Coel founded a monastery on the island in the 6th century, hence the original name … Swimming to Inishkeel, sculpture and video by Malcolm McClay
7 on 7 Featuring work by: Angel ArtSoulLife Ashley Teamer Ben Fox-McCord Christopher Bunch Ernest Joshua Littles Generic Art Solutions Jer’Lisa Devezin John Isiah Walton Muffin Bernstein Pat Phillips Peter Hoffman Tina Lugo Wendo Opening time/Exhibition Dates – January 9th 6pm-10pm/ January 9 – February 7 7 on 7 is a themed exhibition based on … 7 on 7
Paper-thin Featuring the work of: Aimée Beaubien Jessica Labatte Jason Lazarus Srjdan Loncar Curtis Mann Aspen Mays Curated by AnnieLaurie Erickson December 12th, 2015 – January 3rd, 2016 *Gallery Talk: Saturday, December 12, 6pm Opening Reception: Saturday, December 12, 6-10pm Paper-thin features artists exploring alternative uses of familiar photographic materials. Many of the pieces dwell in the dimensional translation … Paper Thin
Established in New Orleans in 2015, Level Artist Collective was founded by Ana Hernandez, Horton Humble, Rontherin Ratliff, John Isiah Walton and Carl Joe Williams. It is the result of an organic formation of painters, sculptors and writers whose different degrees of relations extend a multitude of connections. Through cohesion and the merging of creative … Level Artist Collective
Mark Hosford was born in Kansas City, Missouri, in 1974 and grew up in the Kansas City suburb of Overland Park, Kansas. He moved to Lawrence, Kansas, in 1993 to pursue a BFA in Studio Arts at the University of Kansas. He received his MFA in 2001 from the University of Tennessee, Knoxville. That same … Mark Hosford’s “Interdiamentional”
Dash Initial will feature Atlanta artists: Branden Collins & Madeline Moore (The Young Never Sleep), Kirstin Mitchell, Michael Oliveri and Erik Thurmond. These 5 artists were selected in early 2015 as part of a two-year residency program with curatorial collective Dashboard that includes financial, artistic, promotional, and production support. The artists work in various disciplines – … DASH INITIAL
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.