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Sommeil: A Concert for Sleep

Tanner Menard, Antenna Gallery and Experimedia Records presents Sommeil: A Concert for Sleep, an international collaborative experiment. Sommeil will be an all-night event beginning at 10:00 pm on Saturday April 11th and ending on Sunday April 12th at 7:00 am. Participants are asked to slowly fall asleep while live ambient and environmental music is performed through the night by Tanner Menard.

Pop Druid

Artist and Filmmaker David Dixon’s recent work will be on view at Antenna Gallery for one month, opening on Saturday March 14th at 7:00 PM. The exhibition, Pop Druid, includes a feature film and an eclectic mix of painting, sculpture, video, and photography. The gallery work tacitly critiques the received artistic traditions of pop, minimalism, Pop Druid

Paperworks

Antenna is pleased to announce “The Paperworks”, new and recent works on paper by Patrick Cronin. An opening reception with the artist present will be held Saturday, February 14, 2009, from 6-9 pm. The work will be on view until March 8, 2009. “The Paperworks” is a collection of works on paper ranging from 4 Paperworks

L.A.B.

L.A.B. Work by Shawn Hall L.A.B. investigates Loose Associations of Beauty, Loose Associative Bodies, Loose Aberrations of Being, and the Language of Associative Beauty through multiple media. The L.A.B. collections and topics include Paintings: what are we taking about?, Shells of the Gulf of Mexico and the Gulf of California: just look at them, Photo L.A.B.

Stitch

Press Street’s Antenna Gallery is pleased to present Stitch, a diverse group exhibition which attempts to disseminate the idea of a stitch as a signature or fingerprint, imparting some sort of information about the person, either voluntarily or involuntarily, to the viewer.  The exhibition features needle-work on fabric, paper, wood, wire, tin, pomegranate skin, and Stitch

Echoic

From the Gambit review by D. Eric Bookhardt, “Curated by Natalie Sciortino-Rinehart, Echoic explores the subjective or psychological aspects of relationships in works by four locally based yet not very well known artists. Spare, enigmatic and almost monochromatic, Echoic exudes an aura not unlike some of John Cage’s time- and silence-based compositions, and if the Echoic