Superheroes fight for what’s good and right with help from acrobats, stunt drivers and pyrotechnics.
David Dean
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ArtNow gala features 29 state artists
The annual ArtNow exhibit and sale marks its 26th year with a Jan. 23 event at Oklahoma Contemporary Arts Center.
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OKC125 photo exhibit documents 125 years of history
Curated by well-known OKC-based artist Romy Owens, OKC125 is a public exhibition of 125 photos of downtown Oklahoma City by 125 local artists.
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UCO fundraiser features unique pianist Valery Kuleshov
Kuleshov became the Artist in Residence for the UCO School of Music in 2000, and in 2013, he declared Edmond his home.
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Cover story: New OVAC director shares ambitious vision
Oklahoma City just won big by adding Holly Moye to the ongoing list of wonderful people impacting our city in the arts and culture.
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OUT OK film festival finds its home and its inspiration in Tulsa
OUT OK: The Oklahoma GLBT International Film Festival celebrates the diversity of cinema by highlighting the best gay and lesbian films from the global community.
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A father-son duo captures American landscapes in a new series of photographs
Both photographers explore varied aspects of the great outdoors, capturing bewitching landscapes and cityscapes in dazzling light and color.
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Survey finds state needs more mentors
Results of a survey found answers to what is working and what is needed to make youth mentoring better in Oklahoma.
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The zoo’s brightest creatures go into the Wild
The Oklahoma City Zoo launched its fifth annual Art Gone Wild animal art show earlier this month, with a.k.a. Gallery hosting for the first time.
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It’s difficult to be a successful comedian, but Drake doesn’t let that hold him back, making a huge impact on OKC’s rapidly growing comedy scene.
It’s difficult to be a successful comedian, but Drake doesn’t let that hold him back, making a huge impact on OKC’s rapidly growing comedy scene.