Science Fiction
Rod Lott
Crime and science fiction collide in the inventive thriller “Zenith,” scheduled for a single showing at the Oklahoma City Museum of Art.
Sunday 26 May
OKG Newsletter
Topic: Art
Zenith
Science Fiction
Rod Lott
Crime and science fiction collide in the inventive thriller “Zenith,” scheduled for a single showing at the Oklahoma City Museum of Art.
‘Bi’ the way
Visual Arts
Charles Martin
Take a guided tour of the ‘Biennale,’ an ambitious, international art show spread across downtown.
Why play? 'Cos!
Kids
Sara Custer
Bring out your cosplay costumes for Saturday’s Southern Oaks Library annual contest.
Sneak peek
CFN
Gazette staff
Tomorrow is the deadline for bill introduction in the Oklahoma Legislature and as a public service, the CFN monkeys compiled a list of the most interesting measures (based on CFN’s rigorously tested method for calculating “interestingness”) heretofore introduced by our esteemed legislators.
Full Nelson
The influential works of designer George Nelson are showcased in a fully furnished exhibition at Oklahoma City Museum of Art.
Visual Arts
Rod Lott
George Nelson: Architect, Writer, Designer, Teacher
Opening Thursday, through May 8
Oklahoma City Museum of Art
415 Couch
OKCMOA.COM
236-3100
$12 adults, $10 seniors, kids 6-18
Poster art
Hollywood cinematographer Steven Poster showcases his first love, still photography, for an exhibition of street scenes captured around the world.
Visual Arts
Charles Martin
Steven Poster
6-10 p.m. Friday, Opening reception
through April 2
Mainsite Contemporary Art
122 E. Main, Norman
Mainsite-art.com, 292-8095
Bite Size
Beef winners announced
Bite Size
Carol Smaglinski
Chefs and good cooks alike competed recently during the annual Oklahoma City Home & Garden Show. The statewide cooking event drew a nice crowd and was sponsored by the Oklahoma Cattlewomen’s Association and the Made in Oklahoma Coalition. The audience gathered in the Carriage Hall Building at State Fair Park to watch the action.
Cork and canvas
A new business combines classic paintings, art instruction and wine to create an evening of culture, learning and fun.
Food and Drink Features
Greg Horton
Most of us grow up with art of one sort or another. Rare is the refrigerator not graced with the crayon scrawls of a fearsome crimson or sky-blue beast that is actually just the family cat or dog. Scraps of bad poetry are stuffed under beds and in drawers, and doodles in spiral notebooks get tossed with the biology notes.
