The Studio Gallery’s spring show will be up through October.
Christine Eddington
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Drone film festival showcases more than 175 shorts made with camera-equipped flyers
“There are so many applications for using drones, especially drones with cameras,” Coldiron said.
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Tour offers unique look at Oklahoma City architecture
Tickets to AIA Central Oklahoma’s architecture tour are $15 each in advance or $20 the day of the tour.
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Sugar Free Allstars among entertainment at free Explore the Outdoors events
Explore the Outdoors family events are a partnership between OETA and the Oklahoma Tourism and Recreation Department.
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Consummate artist Tyson Meade is the 2016 Gazette Music Awards Lifetime Achievement honoree
“When I paint, I’m inspired by Jackson Pollock, but my style is much more aggressive. I run at the canvas, throwing paint. I injure myself,” he said as he rolled up a pant leg and showed a fresh welt. “It’s kind of like primal scream therapy with paint.”
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Arts Council of Oklahoma City offers young artists exhibit experience
The Youth Art Sale is a juried show for students ages 8-18 at the annual Festival of the Arts.
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Student veterans find strength, support as they head to college
“When you first get out of the military, you feel a sense of loss,” Noe said.
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OKCMOA takes another crack at annual Omelette Party
This year’s Oklahoma City Museum of Art Omelette Party fundraiser theme is rock ‘n’ roll.
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“Without spoiling anything, I’ll just say that the characters are acting crazy, but they’re dealing with a death and a cancer diagnosis and resultant decision about whether or not to pursue treatment,” Clark said.
“Without spoiling anything, I’ll just say that the characters are acting crazy, but they’re dealing with a death and a cancer diagnosis and resultant decision about whether or not to pursue treatment,” Clark said.
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Local group launches women- and girls-only chess club
“I want to increase the popularity of chess in Oklahoma. I want it to be as popular as basketball,” Veronika Zilajeva said.