Dozens of framed and unframed works on paper from 11 artists will be on display and for purchase during the month of December at a Paseo Arts District gallery.
Molly Evans
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OKC arts groups have persisted, prospered for decades
Oklahoma was one of the first states to establish a state agency for the arts, which it did in 1965.
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Cover story: Get Crappy at The Grease Trap
Because of its idiosyncratic fans and artists, the gallery lends itself to more experimental, unconventional art.
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A series of symposiums dissects the history of art in the American West
While scanning a well-known artist hangout, Jackson Rushing saw an intriguing flyer for an art history symposium tacked to a bulletin board.
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Anderson brings passion to OKCMOA film program
Small-town life and sheer boredom had Anderson going through the lists of the great L.A. blockbusters, foreign works, art films and repertory masterpieces.
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Perception is the kickoff exhibition of the fall semester at the University of Oklahoma’s Lightwell Gallery.
Perception is the kickoff exhibition of the fall semester at the University of Oklahoma’s Lightwell Gallery.
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The Symbols Within Us highlights two sides of a gender-centric coin
Two artists, who grew up worlds apart, have come together to celebrate the feminine form and explore female identity in more than 100 mixed-media works.
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Artist Kelli Folsom painted the Oklahoma sunrise for 30 straight days
The sky was cut in half, Oklahoma City artist Kelli Folsom remembers. One half was a brilliant hot pink, and the other was the dark blue-gray hue of an approaching thunderstorm.
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A month-long photography exhibition in downtown OKC’s Leadership Square features images that span all stages of 2013’s Moore tornadoes.
A month-long photography exhibition in downtown OKC’s Leadership Square features images that span all stages of 2013’s Moore tornadoes.
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Blazing art
Cherokee basket Shan Goshorn is a preservationist, storyteller and human rights activist. In other words, she’s a contemporary Native American artist. Goshorn, a Tulsa resident and Eastern Band Cherokee tribe member, has been supporting herself as an artist for 30 years and exploring various media — including photography, beadwork, painting, glass and metalworking — to […]