Antenna is a multidisciplinary cultural institution that presents exhibitions, public programs, publishing, and regranting. The organization provides financial, curatorial, professional, and residential support for BIPOC, LGBTQ-GNC+, women, immigrant, and other abled cultural contributors and cultural bearers who produce visual and performance art; digitally printed book arts; participatory and socially engaged projects in public space at the intersection of Gender and Identity, the Environment, Equity, Renewable Resources, Abolition, Restorative Justice, and the histories of the Gulf South.
Antenna / Press Street
Emery Kate Tillman, Stitched Narratives: Trans Voices Unveiled.
Makayla Howard, "this is my swamp (diptych)", 2023, mixed media collage, the debris left after a storm (a city under the sea).
Journey Allen, "READ LIBRARY MURAL PROJECT", 2022
Edward Buckles Jr., "KINFOLK b roll dallies (35mm)".
Cherice Harrison-Nelson as “Plague Doctor Appearance at Congo Square."
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