Christmas at the Elms concludes with the traditional New Year’s Day Brunch on Jan. 1.
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Loving Vincent brings the work of Vincent van Gogh to life at Oklahoma City Museum of Art
It took the movie’s expansive team of artists as many as 10 days to paint the frames for just one second of film.
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Oklahoma City Museum of Art celebrates the holiday season with the international debut of Master Strokes
The exhibit includes a collection of drawings, sketching and prints on loan from the Victoria and Albert Museum in London.
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A new video game art show gains a large following ahead of its debut at The Paramount OKC
An official afterparty will be held across the street at FlashBack RetroPub.
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Halloween: 51st Street Speakeasy celebrates Halloween with a massively anticipated Tim Burton-themed art show
What began as a themed show planned by local band The So Help Me’s has ballooned into an unofficial Burton fan gathering.
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OKG Shop: All things autumn
Here are a few things to keep in mind as the calendar shifts away from summer.
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Fulmer Sill’s FG Gallery in Automobile Alley displays local art with a conscience
The gallery currently features an exhibition by artist David Holland.
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Sculptor Morgan Robinson’s new solo exhibition explores the duality of calm and chaos
Robinson’s show runs Aug. 19-Sept. 23 at Kasum Contemporary Fine Art in 16th Street Plaza District.
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Danny Gordon’s Comical Canines take a starring role in his art education mission
Every day, Danny Gordon finds himself surrounded by packs of dogs. In his Comical Canine Studio and School at 7918 NW 23rd St. in Bethany, every wall is filled with comic-style dogs. Beagle puppies poke out of laundry baskets, a Yorkshire terrier wears a T-shirt declaring, “The World Revolves Around Me,” and a dachshund lets […]
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Red Dirt Gallery and Studio brightens up Plaza Mayor at the Crossroads
Muralist Bob Palmer began assembling the Red Dirt co-op team in early 2016.