OKGazette.com - Visual Arts http://www.okgazette.com/oklahoma/articles.sec-109-1-visual-arts.html <![CDATA[The Sooner seen - Although some 1,333 miles lay between Oklahoma City and Hollywood, you wouldn’t know it from the looks of a new exhibit celebrating the Sooner State’s contributions to cinema.]]> Oklahoma @ the Movies
daily
Oklahoma History Center
800 Nazih Zuhdi
okhistory.org
521-2491
$4-$7]]> <![CDATA[Fringe group - The new gallery Fringe marks its grand opening with an exhibit exploring the relationship between words and images.]]> I See What You Are Saying
6-10 p.m. Friday
Fringe
4027 N. Classen Blvd.
fringeokc.com
698-0278]]> <![CDATA[Prairie potter - A new exhibition pays tribute to Frankoma Pottery, an Oklahoma company that produced highly collectible ceramics for half a century.]]> Oklahoma Clay: Frankoma Pottery
through Sept. 16
Fred Jones Jr. Museum of Art
555 Elm, Norman
ou.edu/fjjma
325-3272
$3-$5]]> <![CDATA[May help - Norman’s annual May Fair aids women and children in crisis.]]> May Fair Arts Festival
8 a.m.-7 p.m. Saturday
Andrews Park
201 W. Daws, Norman
norman.assistanceleague.org
321-9400
free
]]> <![CDATA[Dharma initiative - For 'Divine' intervention, visit a mind-expanding exhibition of pattern art for which geometry is no problem.]]> Divine Dimensions
through May 11
Third Eye Gallery
120 E. Tonhawa, Norman
503-7779
]]> <![CDATA[Tokyo drift - Brandon Reierson’s far-out fashion drawings have made a splash in the Far East, so why not at home?]]> Brandon Reierson
1-7 p.m. Saturday
Cafe Oasis
1135 N.W. 25th
528-5700
free]]> <![CDATA[Hip anatomy - No decoding necessary: Art and hip-hop collide in 'Cipher,' an exhibition exploring lyricism and urban poetry.]]> Cipher
through May 5
Individual Artists of Oklahoma Gallery
706 W. Sheridan
iaogallery.org
232-6060
free]]> <![CDATA[Why so serious? - American Indian artists poke fun at issues and themselves in the annual 'Humor Without Reservations' exhibition.]]> Humor Without Reservations
through May 1
Tribes 131
131 24th Ave. N.W., Norman
tribes131.com
329-4442
free]]> <![CDATA[That’s hard-core - Art not erotic enough for you? Here’s a recipe to spice things up: Just add 'Apple.']]> Biting the Apple 21: Glam!
7 p.m.-midnight Friday-Saturday
Individual Artists of Oklahoma
706 W. Sheridan
iaogallery.org
232-6060
$25-$35]]> <![CDATA[Young at art - Stories of Oklahoma’s latest generation are told via the lens of M.J. Alexander’s camera.]]> Portrait of a Generation: Sons and Daughters of the Red Earth
Wednesday-Sunday
Oklahoma state Capitol, North Gallery
2300 N. Lincoln
arts.ok.gov
521-2931
free]]> <![CDATA['Box' office - A lucky 13 local companies got down to business to build some 'Out of the Box' artwork.]]> Out of the Box
through Sept. 9
Science Museum Oklahoma
2100 N.E. 52nd
sciencemuseumok.org
602-6664
$9.95-$11.95]]> <![CDATA[State of play - These toys aren’t for tots, and these toys Rn’t us. They’re works of art at one unique exhibit.]]> Custom Toy Show
7-11 p.m. Thursday
DNA Galleries
1705-B N.W. 16th
dnagalleries.com
371-2460
Free]]> <![CDATA[Vault of Walt - ’Toon in to a Norman exhibit of Disney animation cels.]]> A Century of Magic: The Animation of the Walt Disney Studios
through Sept. 16
Fred Jones Jr. Museum of Art
555 Elm, Norman
ou.edu/fjjma
325-3272
$3-$5]]> <![CDATA[Young at art - The annual Momentum gains speed as it salutes 30-and-under artists from across the state.]]> Momentum: Art Doesn’t Stand Still
8 p.m.-midnight Friday-Saturday
Farmers Public Market
311 S. Klein
ovac-ok.org
$10-$15

]]> <![CDATA[Travel with a twist - Imagine martinis neither shaken nor stirred, but snapped. That’s the recipe for an exhibit dedicated to the tipsy traveler.]]> Martini Travels
6-8 p.m. Friday
through April 30
50 Penn Place Gallery
1900 Northwest Expressway
848-5567
free]]> <![CDATA[Broken arts - Because divisive issues don’t sell art, artists shy away from making waves. For ‘Breaking the Rules,’ however, that’s all the art does.]]> Breaking the Rules: Religion, Politics and Art (in Polite Conversation, of Course)
5:30-9:30 p.m. Tuesday
Individual Artists of Oklahoma Gallery
706 W. Sheridan
oksponsoring.org/artshow
$20 advance, $25 door]]> <![CDATA[New frame - Sonarta is one of the newer art galleries in the metro, but it’s physically impossible to enter its doors.]]> The classical sonata took on an extra letter and a new meaning when ceramics artist and painter Shahla Reynolds was inspired by her son to create an online-only art gallery, Sonarta, at sonarta.com.]]> <![CDATA[Royal engagement - From the miniature to the monumental — not to mention a commode — ‘Princely Treasures’ are unveiled at Oklahoma City Museum of Art.]]> Princely Treasures: European Masterpieces 1600-1800 from the Victoria and Albert Museum in London
Thursday-May 13
Oklahoma City Museum of Art
415 Couch
okcmoa.com
236-3100
$10-$12]]> <![CDATA[Go, Diego, go! - Diego Rivera and his fellow famed artists of Mexico are featured in ‘Miradas,’ a muy bueno exhibit well worth the look.]]> Miradas: Ancient Roots in Modern and Contemporary Mexican Art
through May 4
City Arts Center
3000 General Pershing
cityartscenter.org
951-0000
Free

]]> <![CDATA[‘Family’ matters - That ol’ human condition goes under the spotlight in a photography exhibition spanning more than a century.]]> Reconsidering the Family of Man
through May 25
[Artspace] at Untitled
1 N.E. Third
artspaceatuntitled.org
815-9995
free
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