OKC StorySLAM returns Aug. 27 to Saints with some doggone good anecdotes.
Istvan Gallery
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OKC art community stalwart Stephen Kovash balances creativity with his work for the EPA
Kovash spent part of his time homeless while growing up. He was legally emancipated from his family as a teenager.
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Two uniquely forward-thinking artists collide in Fall Art Show
Istvan Gallery and Verbode are ready to help you take the plunge into the sweater-wearing, cider-drinking nights of fall.
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Solstice celebrates hot dogs, ice cream and local art
The art of Mary James Ketch, Sarah Day-Short, Jessica Craddock and Lindsey Bochniak will be featured in the group show.
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Yes you can, Istvan
Celebrating its fourth anniversary, Istvan Gallery showcases the works of six artists, one of whom new to its space, but certainly not to the metro arts scene: Kristen Vails, the executive director of the Plaza District Association. Approximately 10 of Vails’ acrylic and latex paintings of horses are on display through Jan. 30, 2012. “I […]
Posted inArts & Culture
Yes you can, Istvan
Celebrating its fourth anniversary, Istvan Gallery showcases the works of six artists, one of whom new to its space, but certainly not to the metro arts scene: Kristen Vails, the executive director of the Plaza District Association. Approximately 10 of Vails’ acrylic and latex paintings of horses are on display through Jan. 30, 2012. “I […]
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Mark Growden — Lose Me in the Sand
His 2011 release, “Lose Me in the Sand,” sees him reinventing himself as a desert troubadour, but he’s a little less successful there. It’s a good album, but it doesn’t excel, as his previous incarnation did. “Lose Me in the Sand” is written primarily on banjo, and Growden uses it in pieces frantic (“John Hardy”), […]