How would you describe your practice? I love the word practice to describe art because it’s just trying over and over again, to just figure out what your visual language is, what you want to say, and who you are. And, the practice genuinely never ends. My practice is incorporated into my life in many […]
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Inside Look
1515 Lincoln Gallery will debut a new exhibition, “Paul Reed – Works on Paper,” with a public opening on Thursday, Dec. 4, from 6-8 p.m. The show brings together 37 works created between 1965 and 2011, offering a rare look at the depth and evolution of Reed’s practice beyond the painted canvas. All works of […]
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Sacred Soil
Jakian Parks was almost apologetic as he spoke to the small group of local press assembled for a media preview of his solo exhibition, “The Black Land.” “I’m very nervous speaking in front of a crowd.” His smile seemed to be equal parts uncomfortable jitters and profound delight as he shifted in his square-toe cowboy […]
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Whimsy in Clay: Ceramic Pop-Up with Roger Runge at 1515 Lincoln Gallery
The historic house-turned-gallery will be alive with art and conversation during a day that features two local talents: ceramic artist Roger Runge and painter Nathan Lee.
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Good bones
Dead as a Dodo Oct. 23-25 Te Ata Theatre Oklahoma Contemporary 11 NW 11th St. oklahomacontemporary.org$45-$50 On a freezing January night in New York City, Jackson Gifford planned on staying home. “My roommate’s grandmother had just passed away a night or two before, so she was feeling very somber,” Gifford said. “We were just having […]
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Party! on
Party! Through Sept. 29 Factory Obscura25 NW Ninth St.factoryobscura.com Free-$12 Summer’s ending, but it’s not too late to join the party. The immersive art installation Party! remains open through Sept. 29 at Factory Obscura, 25 NW Ninth St. Tickets are $12 for adults, $8 for kids 4 to 17 and free for kids 3 or […]
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Original perspectives
Through Her Eyes Through Sept. 26 Red Earth Art Center BancFirst Lobby 100 N. Broadway Ave., Suite 110 405-427-5228 redearth.org Free The painting’s impressionist technique means it’s hard to say where the woman riding the horse is looking, whether she stares intently at the road ahead or casts a glance behind her. She might be […]
