The beauty of art lies off the beaten path, and one new gallery in Shawnee embodies this journey. Opened in October, Studio 112 and a Half quaintly rests between two of Shawnee’s historical buildings on Main Street, where husband-and-wife duo Douglas and Holly Gordon circulate vibrant work from Oklahoma’s emerging artists. “People might be surprised […]
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Local coffee company releases artist series
Artist Romy Owens and members of the band Miss Brown to You are the first to pair with Leap Coffee Roasters.
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Commentary: Public art enhances our quality of life
Art is meant to be intellectually and emotionally provocative, and the more of that we can provide to residents and visitors in our city, the better.
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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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“I don’t want to be included in a show because I’m a woman. I want to be included in a show because I’m a badass.”
“I don’t want to be included in a show because I’m a woman. I want to be included in a show because I’m a badass.”
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FRINGE encourages growth for women artists, plans art show
Oklahoma’s women artists are highlighted in this local show.
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Cover story: Native American artists blur lines between tradition, contemporary
ause of fine artists of the past — as well as thoughtful curating by museums and galleries today — neo Native American artists can create work often sought by collectors while helping define and build their own communities.
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The ninth event in its fundraising series, Thursday’s Paseo Feast event includes a cocktail party with appetizers and sweets.
The ninth event in its fundraising series, Thursday’s Paseo Feast event includes a cocktail party with appetizers and sweets.
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Stage Center material to be donated to artists
Oklahoma City’s controversial and beloved Stage Center is coming down, likely this month. However, many local artists will receive parts of the building to help its memory live on.
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Premiere league
Rapper Gregory Jerome performs at February’s Premiere on Film Row. (Randy Alvarado) As Batman said in The Dark Knight Rises, “A hero can be anyone, even a man doing something as simple and reassuring as putting a coat around a small boy’s shoulder to let him know that the world hadn’t ended.” Premiere on Film […]