Event Archive

24-Hour Comics Day at Antenna

24-Hour Comics Day is a free event held around the world which challenges writers and artists to create a full 24-page comic in 24 consecutive hours. Every year since 2004 this event has taken place at official event sites including comic book stores, schools, libraries, and art spaces on at least five continents. The thousands of participants 24-Hour Comics Day at Antenna

Emergency Drawing Kit Assembly

Saturday November 3rd, 12pm-4pm at: the Green Project 2831 Marais St. If you’ve been to Draw-a-Thon before, you may have used an Emergency Drawing Kit: an all in one inspiration kit to get you ready to create! EDK’s were first created by artist Angela Driscoll, to help with the emergency of not knowing what to Emergency Drawing Kit Assembly

Antenna::Signals Issue.010: Stand Up!

Wednesday, September 12 6-8:30pm at Rhodes Funeral Home 3933 Washington Avenue New Orleans, LA 70125 $10 Tickets (Signals events are free for Antenna subscribers | Subscribe Today for just $3/month!) BUY TICKETS NOW: Humor and activism have always existed in a unique position in our society, being seen as spaces for cultural analysis. Standup comedy Antenna::Signals Issue.010: Stand Up!

In The Fold

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Letters Read: Janet Mary Riley

Thursday, June 28 at 6 PM – 7:30 PM Special Collections and Archives Monroe Library 3rd Floor Loyola University New Orleans 6363 St Charles Ave, New Orleans, Louisiana 70118 Free and open to the public. Though Janet Mary Riley did not define herself as a second wave feminist, by today’s standards, she was a quiet Letters Read: Janet Mary Riley