PRESS STREET'S ANTENNA GALLERY

3718 Saint Claude Avenue, New Orleans

THIS MONTH @ ANTENNA:
My Mom says my work has really improved too.


Opening Reception: 6:00pm Saturday, May 11, 2013
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Curated by Natalie McLaurin- featuring the works of Angela Martin Berry, Marianne Desmarais, Jeannie Detweiler, Ben Fox-McCord, Sarah Gramelspacher, Margaret Hull, Bruce Humphries, Yuka Petz, Bob Snead, Shelby Stoor, Bob Tannen, Gin Taylor, and Jessica Vogel.

My Mom thinks my work has really improved too is the second round of a show that illustrates the interesting connections between childhood and adulthood in art. Some artists’ work will just naturally show this connection and some work was made out of a desire to rework a childhood piece.

PAST EXHIBITIONS @ ANTENNA:

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Apr 13 2013 - May 5 2013
livingroom
Mar 9 2013 - Apr 6 2013
01BeautifulPossibility
Jan 12 2013 - Feb 3 2013
"El Museo," 2011 by Pablo Genovés
Dec 8 2012 - Jan 6 2012
larson
Oct 12 2012 - Nov 23 2012
Butter on the Sidewalk. Photo: Natalie McLaurin.
Aug 10 2012 - Aug 10 2012
6-manets-dejeuner-sur-l-herbe-final
Jun 9 2012 - Jun 30 2012
Spaceward-Ho
Apr 14 2012 - Apr 30 2012
Image: Detail of Continua, Katie Murken
Mar 10 2012 - Apr 8 2012
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Feb 11 2012 - Mar 4 2012
eeaopoststart1web
Jan 14 2012 - Feb 5 2012
Instructions_Chan1
Oct 8 2011 - Dec 4 2011
"Ash Column" by Angela Driscoll, 2011.  Photo by Taylor Lasseigne
Sep 10 2011 - Oct 2 2011
by Steve MacDonald
Aug 13 2011 - Sep 4 2011
NEW!what we can do front
Jul 9 2011 - Aug 7 2011
by Max Cafard, realization by Stephen Duplantier
Feb 11 2012 - Mar 4 2012
Untitled_attributed_to_Lucas_de_Heere_Belgin_ca1570_-_HMCooper
Jun 11 2011 - Jul 3 2011
mymom
May 14 2011 - Jun 5 2011
htbf
Apr 9 2011 - May 8 2011
highonfire_Craig_Branum
Feb 12 2011 - Mar 6 2011
Machines_on_Paper_Postcard3
Jan 8 2011 - Feb 5 2011
kambli_1
Dec 9 2010 - Jan 2 2011
Giant Pic
Nov 13 2010 - Dec 4 2010
Nov 13 2010 - Dec 5 2010
PD Promo Cover
Oct 9 2010 - Nov 7 2010
crimeNOLA_show_front
Sep 11 2010 - Sep 26 2010
wornagain
Jul 10 2010 - Jul 24 2010
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Jun 12 2010 - Jul 9 2010
DankMirthShowInvitefrontSM
May 8 2010 - Jun 6 2010
Projection_bias
Apr 10 2010 - May 2 2010
deep-pockets
Mar 13 2010 - Apr 4 2010
The Shave
Jan 9 2010 - Feb 7 2010
k11
Dec 12 2009 - Jan 10 2010
Nov 14 2009 - Nov 14 2009
deepdowndirty_25
Oct 10 2009 - Nov 7 2009
caliDreaming
Sep 12 2009 - Oct 4 2009
sum_show
May 9 2009 - Jun 21 2009
outofsamepot
Apr 18 2009 - Apr 26 2009
sleepConcert1
Apr 11 2009 - Apr 12 2009
I_Am_Nature_webSm
Mar 14 2009 - Apr 5 2009
Pat Cronin_image
Feb 14 2009 - Mar 8 2009
meatvsdirt
Jan 10 2009 - Feb 8 2009
Dec 13 2008 - Jan 4 2009
takeachance
Nov 1 2008 - Nov 18 2008
stitch_thumb
Sep 13 2008 - Oct 19 2008
echois-Rachel_still
Jul 12 2008 - Aug 17 2008
green_zoneNOLA 7
Jun 13 2008 - Jul 8 2008
narrative
Apr 12 2008 - May 25 2008
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