Native Pop! organizers hope to turn the exhibit into a nationally touring Native pop-art showcase.
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“What we always do really well with our exhibitions — and we’ve already gotten feedback that this is the case again with Matisse — is that our exhibitions always look really good,” Whittington said.
“What we always do really well with our exhibitions — and we’ve already gotten feedback that this is the case again with Matisse — is that our exhibitions always look really good,” Whittington said.
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Cowboy Bebop art show brings different people together
A portion of each piece sold at Hardboiled Space Boogie: A Cowboy Bebop Art Show will be donated to Regional Food Bank of Oklahoma.
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Prix de West exhibit paints a picture of the American West
The Prix de West Invitational Exhibition & Sale functions as the premier fundraising event for National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum.
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Massive art donation establishes Fred Jones Jr. Museum of Art as premier venue for contemporary Native American art
Fred Jones Jr. Museum of Art’s compilation of contemporary Native American art was donated by Arizona attorney and art collector James T. Bialac.
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The Studio Gallery celebrates 25 years with 2016 Spring Show
The Studio Gallery’s spring show will be up through October.
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Parking garage art installation enhances daily weather talk
“Small Talk” is as much an engineering feat as it is an art installation.
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Work of O. Gail Poole lives on after death
Local artist Nicole Poole shows off her late father’s work in O. Gail Poole: Flora and Felines.
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Red Earth Golf Tournament benefits a nonprofit’s efforts to promote culture
“A lot of people that get a team have done it for numerous years, but we always have room for new people as well,” he said.
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Consummate artist Tyson Meade is the 2016 Gazette Music Awards Lifetime Achievement honoree
“When I paint, I’m inspired by Jackson Pollock, but my style is much more aggressive. I run at the canvas, throwing paint. I injure myself,” he said as he rolled up a pant leg and showed a fresh welt. “It’s kind of like primal scream therapy with paint.”