“We can keep our creativity here, and so that’s what I was pushing with them to let them know that can happen,” he said. “That’s what this show represents.”
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Students learn about Cherokee life and arts at Indian Territory Days
“[A blowgun] was the first toy typically given to boys because boy toys were miniature weapons,” Weavel said.
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Current Studio challenges traditional art studio approach
Current Studio curators hope to remove pressure to sell from the art-making process.
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Relativism & Relics brings value of objects into question
A husband-and-wife art duo bend time in a new exhibit at The Project Box.
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OKCMOA takes another crack at annual Omelette Party
This year’s Oklahoma City Museum of Art Omelette Party fundraiser theme is rock ‘n’ roll.
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Oklahoma City man knits 800-foot-long ski hat
Aaron Miller worked piece-by-piece on a hat that could stretch across multiple football fields.
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“When we made a proposal to start an archive that would, over time, put small, comprehensive collections of Brett’s work in museums ’round the country, they liked the idea.”
“When we made a proposal to start an archive that would, over time, put small, comprehensive collections of Brett’s work in museums ’round the country, they liked the idea.”
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OKG interview with Native American activist Suzan Shown Harjo
Harjo sees it as a matter of semantics to say that the living descendants, such as the modern Egyptians, have no legitimate claim to the treasures of their ancestors.
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ArtNow kicks off 2016 in Oklahoma City’s art scene
This Jan. 22 art-buying event will help support Oklahoma Contemporary’s mission of open and free arts access.
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Oklahoma City-born artist finds inspiration across the globe
Denise Duong makes traveling art as she perfects the art of travel.