Upcoming events
The reddest wine - an evening of dance and music
This new installation performance is still in it's sprouting phase after a spring residency at Parlour Gallery in New Orleans. Join us as we present this evolving work, so special to the company, in an intimate evening live on May 7& 8 2025. *
*By entering our event of The Reddest Wine, you are entering an area where photography, audio and video recording may occur. Your entry and presence on the event premises constitutes your consent to be photographed, filmed, and/or otherwise recorded and to the release, publication, exhibition, or reproduction of any and all recorded media of your appearance, voice, and name for any purpose whatsoever in perpetuity in connection with CabinFever, Neta Elkayam, Amit Hai Cohen, and/or The Parlour Gallery and its initiatives, including, by way of example only, use on websites, in social media, news and advertising.
The Reddest Wine features dancers A. Raheim White, Maritza Mercado, and Emily Craver, with musical creation by musicians Neta Elkayam and Amit Hai Cohen. The musical soundscape fuses Arabic, Hebrew, and New Orleans musical traditions, creating a sonic landscape that amplifies the piece's exploration of grief, womanhood, and motherhood across cultural boundaries and throughout history.
Elana Jacobs is a choreographer living in New Orleans. Since 2011, Elana has served as the Artistic Director of performance company CabinFever. In addition to performances in traditional venues, CabinFever creates and produces site-specific works performed inside people’s homes and historical spaces inspired by memories and architecture. With CabinFever, Elana has created original works in institutions, including the Marigny Opera House (New Orleans), On The Boards and Town Hall (Seattle), and Soho House and Hyde Park Arts Center (Chicago). Most notably, Elana was commissioned with CabinFever to create a performance throughout the Museum of Contemporary Art - Chicago for its Merce Cunningham exhibit titled “Common Time.”
Neta Elkayam is a multidisciplinary artist and musician and has gained recognition worldwide as a performer of North African music.
Having graduated the Key School of Arts with honors, Neta creates music and art inspired by North African Jewish artists and connects their spirit and roots to contemporary global arts and music scenes. Neta’s creative approach mixes influence of Andalusian, Amazigh and Mediterranean music as well as rock, pop, and jazz. She performed at many festivals and venues around the world including the Essaouira Music Festival and the Marrakech International Film Festival in Morocco, GWMF Gibraltar, the Krakow Jewish Festival, IMA - Institut du Monde Arabe Paris, and more. Neta was awarded the 2017 ACUM Music Prize and the Sami Michael Award for Social Equality in 2019, as well as the Moroccan “Salam Contemporary Arts Forum” prize in 2021 and was granted the Moroccan TMM Trophy for spreading the Moroccan Jewish Voice around the world (March 2022).
Amit Hai Cohen is a multidisciplinary artist and curator working along the Jerusalem-Morocco axis. His projects span film, music, and visual arts, blending identities, languages, and aesthetics. Notable works include the musical films Ya Lhmama (2013) and To Box with God (2021), soundtracks for Levantine (2019) and King David (2023), producing the international musical shows Abiadi (2017) and Arenas (2019), and curating Ziara, the flagship exhibit of the Jerusalem Biennale (2019). Recently, he created the Circle of the Year video installation for the Tower of David’s permanent exhibit. Amit tours worldwide, collaborating with leading North African artists such as Moktar Gania and Kabareh Cheikhats. He was featured, alongside his partner Neta Elkayam, in Kamal Hachkar’s documentary In Your Eyes I See My Country(2019), which chronicles their early careers. Together, they received the Erez Biton Prize (2019) and co-created the multidisciplinary opera Hilula for the Israel Festival (2022).
He currently resides in New Orleans, where he teaches North African art and culture at Xavier University.
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Instagram & Email Essentials for Artists: Build Your Online Community
In 90 minutes, we’re covering the bare essentials of digital marketing, so you can stop guessing and start promoting your art without wanting to throw your phone at the wall:
✨ How to set clear goals (because "get more followers" isn’t a real strategy)
🔍 A mini-audit of your social media (what’s working, what’s not, and what to tweak)
📸 Instagram best practices (structuring posts, boosting engagement, and making it feel good for you)
🗓 Time-saving strategies (batching, schedule, repurposing—aka, post smarter, not harder)
💌 How Instagram & email work together (because algorithms are unpredictable, but your email list is YOURS)
📝 Copywriting basics (so your posts + emails actually get read)
🤝 Community-building tips (because marketing is about connection, not just promotion)
This is entry-level, no-fluff, and designed for badass artists & creatives who want to market their work without selling their soul or living online 24/7.
Improv Dance
The Parlour Gallery in collaboration with Sally Heller's IN MID-AIR. Presents a 15 minute dance in conjunction with the installation.
The dancer’s movement take inspiration and rhythm from the sound and visuals in Sally’s work.
Crystal Bowls Sound Bath
Join us for a relaxing and rejuvenating experience as we immerse ourselves in the soothing sounds of crystal bowls during our Sound Bath evening on Sunday, January 12th, from 2:00 PM to 3:00 PM
This one hour and in person meditation led by Andra Aitken in collaboration with the video installation, In Mid-Air by Sally Heller will take place at The Parlour Gallery, where you can unwind and let go of stress. Don't miss out on this opportunity to treat yourself to a unique and therapeutic sound experience.
With only 12 spots available, reserve your space for just $10 per person!
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Spaces and places of soul
We are honored to be hosting this event in our courtyard with Austin Texas artists Melinda Joy, Randy Langford, and Alisa Carr. At the Courtyard of Camp Street Studios, there will be an evening of music, poetry & storytelling as the space weaves together all three crafts through the heart, spirit and soul.