Featuring Artists: Andrew Barco Hannah Barco & Marissa Lee Benedict Lex Brown Amanda Cassingham-Bardwell O.K. Keyes Sebura & Gartelmann Jesse Sugarmann Making Do is an exhibition of works in which artists from around the country create innovative solutions (to problems of their own creation) while equipped with ad hoc, insufficient or inappropriate materials. Image: Hannah Barco … Making Do
Curated by Local Honey, Xavier Juárez, and Ashley Teamer, this collaborative installation is a monument to the out of context, passive rejection, and suspension of disbelief in this LOL DGAF society. We indulge and question our digital truth. Whatevs.
The Contemplative Clay Project mixes traditional clay-working with meditation. We all need time to quiet our minds, send out healing energy to those who need it and spend time in a stress-free creative space. We will use the act of modeling a small lump of clay into hand size pinch pots as a contemplative practice. … The Contemplative Clay Project: MaPo Kinnord
On April 25, 2014 Tony Csavas jumped to his death from the Cooper River Bridge in Charleston, SC. Up to that point, he was a prolific painter, inspiring teacher, and significant part of so many lives. For longtime partner, Karen Ann Myers, Tony made many paintings and drawings entitled “Flowers for Karen.” Before his death, … Flowers for Tony
> Criag Branum > Caesar Meadows & Stylo Moniker > Amanda Cassingham-Bardwell > Kiernan Dunn > Eric Fleischauer & Jason Lazarus > Margaret Hull > O.K. Keyes > Bonnie Maygarden Curated by Amanda Cassingham-Bardwell January 10th, 2014 –> February 8th, 2014 Opening Reception: January 10th, 2014 >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> 6pm – 10pm INFO: Hello … Welcome to My Homepage
An exhibition of collaborative works that draws heavily from the Surrealist parlor game Exquisite Corpse. Daniel Alley Craig Branum Jane Cassidy Patrick Coll Collen Dubose Ben Fox-McCord Caleb Henderson Weston Lambert Caesar Meadows Natalie McLaurin Devin Reynolds Brittan Rosendahl
The Blue Library is a collection of chapbooks made by photographers from around the globe to be on display for this year’s PhotoNOLA. Artists were invited to design a 5.5″x8.5″ book under 40 pages about a current topic. Chosen works were printed on demand and will be on display during the month of December. 50 … The Blue Library
Brad Benischek’s Nocturnal Emissions is inspired by memories of playing the post apocalyptic role-playing game Gamma World as a teenager. The show’s futuristic narrative moves beyond the game and its rules and into a strange unstable universe. Here, childhood, adolescent and adult fears and desires are superimposed on each other as a family navigates a … The Nocturnal Emissions of Brad Benischek
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 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- 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
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
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
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
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
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!
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
BEAUTIFUL POSSIBILITY A traveling exhibition and research project by ALISON PEBWORTH January 12- February 3, 2013 Drawing inspiration from the nomadic experience of 18th and 19th century itinerant explorers and traders and the traveling culture of medicine shows and chautauquas, Pebworth travels across the U.S. engaging communities about what it means to be American. An exhibition … Alison Pebworth: Beautiful Possibility
Press Street’s Antenna Gallery is proud to present End of Days (as seen on TV) an exhibition curated by Natalie McLaurin and Bob Snead, focusing on the aesthetics of radical change and the materials of a post-apocalyptic world, including work by Amanda Cassingham-Bardwell, Adam Pernell Deal, Ben Fox-McCord, Pablo Genovés, Laura Gibson, James Goedert, Alexander … End of Days (as seen on TV)
