Those familiar with the city have probably at least heard of Dunlap Codding, particularly the firm’s role as a philanthropic force and frequent event host on Film Row. But in business terms, fewer are aware of what the intellectual property law firm’s exact work entails. Douglas Sorocco, Dunlap Codding’s director and shareholder, said it is […]
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The area’s best young art talent gathers inside historic Gold Dome for Momentum 2018
The area’s best young art talent gathers inside historic Gold Dome for Momentum 2018.
[Artspace] at Untitled and OKC Film Society debut their free short film series with a night of surrealism
The inaugural event begins 6 p.m. Thursday at the downtown art gallery. Untitled will hold its 40 Minutes or Less screening once every other month.
Holiday Cheer: If you don’t feel like cooking, Mary Eddy’s Kitchen x Lounge offers a four-course Thanksgiving meal
If you don’t feel like cooking, Mary Eddy’s Kitchen x Lounge offers a four-course meal.
One family’s master plan for revitalization began with an automotive factory and is fueled by the legacy of Fred Jones
One family’s master plan for revitalization began with an automotive factory and is fueled by the legacy of Fred Jones.
Cover Story: The Jones Assembly is a cornerstone for burgeoning Film Row district
“We all pulled different elements of places, restaurants, bars and music venues that we’d seen around this country and international,” Colton told Oklahoma Gazette. “Never was there something with all-in-one. It was a challenge and an opportunity, with a big bet made on Oklahoma City.”
deadCenter, OKC Film Society and 21c Museum Hotel team up for the Filmography series
A free screening of the documentary The Queen of Versailles is 8 p.m. Friday.
Her Art: Women Art Fashion event proceeds benefit female business owners in Afghanistan and Rwanda
The annual art show makes its 21c Museum Hotel debut.
21c Museum Hotel celebrates one year in OKC with new exhibit OFF-SPRING: New Generations
The multimedia exhibit includes work by more than 40 artists from more than a dozen countries.
Oklahoma City’s more intimate museums deliver big cultural and learning experiences
These museums offer glimpses into history often not found at larger museums in the state.
