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Arts & Culture, Arts Jan 17, 2020
Reflecting Poole

Sideshow spotlights O. Gail Poole’s multifaceted exploration of “absurdism and human folly.”
- By Jeremy Martin
- Tags: Arts, Art, Arts & Culture, art, culture, entertainment, Nicole Poole, Sideshow, Fred Jones Jr. Museum of Art, University of Oklahoma, Fred Jones Jr. Museum, O. Gail Poole, academic nudes, still life, landscapes, religious icons, political icons, puppets, magical realism, masks, Kaylee Kain, Mental Dilemma/No Joke, Female Icon, The Jury, Dealing with Al, Shot from a Cannon, Poole-Hobbes Inc., absurdism, human folly

Music, Music Features Jan 17, 2020
Cover stories

The members of My So Called Band discuss the different realities for cover bands and original bands.
- By Jeremy Martin
- Tags: Music Features, My So Called Band, cover bands, Arash Davari, Ricky Salthouse, Carly Gwin, Zach Nedbalek, oklahoma city live music, The deli norman, tower theatre, 51st street speakeasy, Carly Gwin & The Sin

Music, Music Features Jan 16, 2020
No apologies

The trials and joys of motherhood inspired K.C. Clifford’s self-assured new album.
- By Jeremy Martin
- Tags: Music Features, Music, Arts & Culture, arts, culture, entertainment, K.C. Clifford, album release, The Tag Hollow Sessions, David Broyles, Dr. Pants, motherhood, musician, Daniel Walker, singer-songwriter, songwriting, collaboration, Tower Theatre, Tower

Arts & Culture, Arts Jan 16, 2020
Garden variety

Brightmusic Chamber Ensemble features four distinct works in Rustic Gardens.
- By Jeremy Martin
- Tags: Arts, Brightmusic Chamber Ensemble, Rustic Gardens, Saint Paul’s Cathedral, Chad Burrow, Libby Larsen, Carl Maria von Weber, Heinrich Baermann, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Willem Britten de Jong, Amy Porter, Stephen Buck, Arnold Schoenberg, life music, chamber music

Music, Music Features Jan 10, 2020
Rise above

Black Flag’s current incarnation plays 89th Street — OKC.
- By Jeremy Martin
- Tags: Music Features, Music, Arts & Culture, Arts, Culture, Entertainment, Black Flag, Mike Vallely, Ron Reyes, 89th Street - OKC, 89th Street, Henry Rollins, Damaged, My War, The Decline of Western Civilization, Keith Morris, Circle Jerks, Off!, Nervous Breakdown, Greg Ginn, Mike V & the Rats, Good for You, LA Weekly, Linecutters, Rob Wallace

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Reflecting Poole

Sideshow spotlights O. Gail Poole’s multifaceted exploration of “absurdism and human folly.”

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The members of My So Called Band discuss the different realities for cover bands and original bands.

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The trials and joys of motherhood inspired K.C. Clifford’s self-assured new album.

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Brightmusic Chamber Ensemble features four distinct works in Rustic Gardens.

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Black Flag’s current incarnation plays 89th Street — OKC.

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