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Antenna engages and supports artists, writers, youth, and audiences with an array of thought-provoking exhibitions, events, publications, and arts education. We are the umbrella organization for:
Antenna Gallery
Room 220
Draw-A-Thon
Platforms Fund
Antenna::Signals
Antenna:Incubator
Press Street Press

📡Happy September! Antenna is BACK to our regular hours of operations at both spaces 📡also! we can’t wait to see yall on ...
09/01/2026

📡Happy September! Antenna is BACK to our regular hours of operations at both spaces

📡also! we can’t wait to see yall on Sept 12th for our next 2nd Saturday Opening Reception for 2 new exhibitions!

📡Stay tuned for more about the exhibitions and join our newsletter by commenting “broadcast” below to be the first to hear about all things Antenna!

📡We are just about 1 month away from announcing the recipients of the 2026/2027 Platforms Fund Grant but first we wanted...
08/13/2026

📡We are just about 1 month away from announcing the recipients of the 2026/2027 Platforms Fund Grant but first we wanted to highlight the incredible jurors who just wrapped up the selection process!

📡Swipe on to read more about each juror and check your inboxes on Sept 15th for the official announcement of Platforms decisions

📡comment “platforms” on this post if you want to be added to our newsletter and get the first notice about Platforms and other funding opportunities directly to your inbox before they are announced on social media!

Have you heard about The Gulf South Sovereignty Archive Survey? With support from a   Research & Innovation Grant, Artis...
08/07/2026

Have you heard about The Gulf South Sovereignty Archive Survey?

With support from a Research & Innovation Grant, Artist Caitlin Ezell Waugh is currently collecting stories/data about uterine-related herbal practices used by people in the Gulf South.

The anonymously collected information will be translated into large sculptural paper scrolls in a series of community workshops. Participants will make the data into ‘storyboards’ of herbs and paper pulp rolled into scrolls and exhibited as a monumental pile of personal moments that will ultimately be allowed to deteriorate and reseed the earth.

If this topic is relevant to your experience or research, please fill out this survey by going to bit.ly/gulfsouthsurvey

ABOUT THE ARTIST:: Waugh’s practice is based in New Orleans. To follow her project process and get updates about scroll making workshops follow her on instagram at Paraph Studio and/or sign up for her newsletter.

Have you see  our 2025-2026 Annual Report yet? Check it out now at the link in our bio! This look back includes 📡 board ...
08/04/2026

Have you see our 2025-2026 Annual Report yet? Check it out now at the link in our bio!

This look back includes
📡 board reflections
📡budget breakdown/overview
📡Antenna Press highlights
📡exhibition highlights & more

Antenna is sad to say goodbye to is, our Lead Print Production Specialist who had their last day on Friday.is, who is a ...
08/03/2026

Antenna is sad to say goodbye to is, our Lead Print Production Specialist who had their last day on Friday.

is, who is a member of the Movable Book Society & Women’s National Book Association has done (an) incredible (amount of) work since coming onto The Antenna Team. As the Lead Print Production Specialist, they worked as a Residency Artist Liaison, volunteered with Drawathon, were lead designer on Antenna materials such as our Annual Report, created and distributed Book Boxes, organized Land & Labor sessions, supported exhibiting artists, self-publishers and local organizations realize their print & publication needs & much more. Read below for some lasting words from is and help us in wishing her the best moving forward in her creative and professional pursuits 📡📡📡

“Antenna and Paper Machine have been life changers since being acquainted with them in 2019. From printing Black Box zines to being a Paper Machine resident in 2020, I was amazed at the many ways the organization serves the creative community. Jessica Peterson was a formidable guide through the book world, and others in the organization encouraged venturing into other areas of Antenna, including Amelia Broussard, Amanda Cassingham-Bardwell, and Kenny Harrison. Drawathon and Creative Response were joyous moments during this time. Highlights of a few months as a Collective member transformed into working a dream job at Paper Machine, with talented printers Ken and Katya and the wondrous Mónica Mejía, who is now one of the three directors and coordinates printing and publishing resources. Along with the rest of the A-Team (that’s the name that resonates in my head :), it has been an incredible journey of working and growing through the arts. Lastly, it has been such an honor to witness all of the ingenuity of New Orleans’ literary and visual arts communities converging into countless books, events, shows and workshops over the past few years with Antenna. If anyone ever doubts, books are alive and thriving! And Paper Machine is a great place to work with and have your book printed, if you’re ready to get your story out into the world. Super grateful,♥️is”

📡Thank you to everyone who came out to July’s Land & Labor gathering with Jarrett Key ! We had an amazing time with Jarr...
07/30/2026

📡Thank you to everyone who came out to July’s Land & Labor gathering with Jarrett Key ! We had an amazing time with Jarret hosting the local edition of their ongoing project Southern Shores!

📡Reminder that we host L&L on the last Thursday of each month (usually at Antenna:6330 though we partner with folks to host elsewhere sometimes!), join our IG Channel where all events, grants and other happenings are sent to you directly by commenting “channel” or comment “newsletter” to be added to our newsletter.

ABOUT L&L:

📡 July is International Zine Month! Check out the zines printed at Paper Machine by visiting our online bookstore and sw...
07/29/2026

📡 July is International Zine Month! Check out the zines printed at Paper Machine by visiting our online bookstore and swipe right to see our pricing sheet for various print styles!

📡 Did you know that every week Antenna offers 2 FREE/ProBono print orders of zines and other print media (protest posters, flyers, postcards, newsletters, etc) for organizers of local demonstrations, protests and other grassroots resistance efforts? To be considered for ProBono production for print projects, please email [email protected] during regular hours (Tuesday-Friday 10am-5:30pm) with your project printing needs AT LEAST 72 hours before your printing deadline (preferably the Monday before your deadline). The team will review and you will receive a response within 1-2 business days.

📡Zines provide accessible ways to share images and information without making a long publication. Often folded or stapled, and including a small number of pages, zines rely on ingenuity to pack powerful messages into small spaces.

🚨Paper Machine will have adjusted hours this week/the week of Tuesday July 28 - Friday July 31st. 📡Tuesday And Wednesday...
07/28/2026

🚨Paper Machine will have adjusted hours this week/the week of Tuesday July 28 - Friday July 31st.

📡Tuesday And Wednesday, we will be open from 10am to 2:30pm
📡Thursday will have regular hours (10am -5:30pm)
📡 Friday: CLOSED

Normal hours (Tu-Fri, 10am - 5:30 pm will resume on Tuesday, August 4th, 2026

📡Join us THIS THURS. July 23rd at 6pm for our free monthly Land & Labor practice at Antenna:6330! This month Artist Jarr...
07/21/2026

📡Join us THIS THURS. July 23rd at 6pm for our free monthly Land & Labor practice at Antenna:6330! This month Artist Jarrett Key is bringing Community Conversation with Southern Shores to New Orleans for a community conversation where your memories, histories, and traditions take center stage. Find out more below or comment “broadcast” to be added to our newsletter and IG Channel to get information directly to your inbox about all of Antenna’s grants, events and more

📡ABOUT SOUTHERN SHORES::In this space together, we will all learn new stories or meet new people we may have otherwise not heard or known. What do these waters mean to you? What myths have been passed down about this land? How are shifting environmental conditions changing life here? What would be lost if these stories were never told? Conversations will be audio and video recorded and will become part of a publicly accessible online archive, shared with local historical societies and libraries. Recordings may also be edited for use in Jarrett Key’s artistic projects. Jarrett Key will be guiding a tour of Hair Paintings following the discussion in the space. Here is the eventbrite link: https://bit.ly/4fEWvMn If you can’t make it but you love this project, please donate to support to make this work accessible to communities across the south here: https://bit.ly/ssccdonation

📡ABOUT ANTENNA’S LAND & LABOR PRACTICE: The Land & Labor series is part of Antenna’s ongoing commitment to examining the interconnected systems that shape creative and cultural production. By bringing together artists, workers, and community members, these gatherings provide space to share knowledge, build solidarity, and imagine more just and sustainable ways of living and working.

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