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
Wednesday 19 Jun
OKG Newsletter
Topic: know
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
Liberals ‘blather without restraint’
Letters to the Editor
Steve Finefrock
Bill Maher and Rod Lott clearly enjoy whacking conservative, tradition-minded, Marine-supporting, patriotic flag lapel-pin-wearing Americans.
Insidious
Some of the most effective scares I’ve ever seen on the big screen
Four reasons you should hate the Nuggets
Because Perkins is teaching the Thunder how to hate
Sports
Royce Young
I’m not big on the idea of forcing a rivalry. I’ve always said rivalries just sort of happen and, in most cases, are forged from the playoffs.
Chamber antics
Where's my cane?!
CFN
Gazette staff
House Democrats effectively shut down what some refer to as work for about two hours during the final hours of the April 20 House session, after a row between Minority Leader Scott Inman and Republican Don Armes, who was presiding over the session.
Barkley’s bite
Some people just can't get over it.
CFN
Gazette staff
You know what they say about opinions: Everybody’s got one! That’s certainly the case with Charles Barkley and his hatin’ on Oklahoma.
Parks and recreation
Get to know Oklahoma, because it’s worth getting to know.
Commentary
Nathan Gunter
Enjoy this upcoming summer vacation, Oklahoma. It’s the last chance you’ll have to visit seven Oklahoma state parks that are set to close due to budget cuts.
A poet's passion
A metro-area writer uses empathy to connect with readers and youth.
Features
Ryan Querbach
If you saw Robert Swain Lewis, you wouldn’t be surprised that he’s an Army veteran. You might not even be surprised to learn he works for the Oklahoma County Office of Juvenile Affairs. But, you would almost definitely be surprised that he is a published poet.
Returning to history
Sonia Gensler’s debut novel, ‘The Revenant,’ digs into a part of Oklahoma history many may not know about.
Features
Jenny Coon Peterson
Sonia Gensler
2 p.m. Saturday
Barnes & Noble, 540 Ed Noble Parkway, Norman
BN.com, 579-8800
