After months of construction delays caused by Oklahoma’s notoriously unpredictable Bright Golden Haze March 13-Aug. 10 Oklahoma Contemporary Arts Center 11 NW 11th St. oklahomacontemporary.org 405-951-0000 Free weather, Oklahoma Contemporary Arts Center is ready to reopen in its new downtown location with an exhibition inspired by another of the state’s signature features. Bright Golden Haze, […]
Jeremiah Matthew Davis
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Indelible images
Seen/Unseen: A Festival of Experimental Film May 9-11 Oklahoma Contemporary Arts Center 3000 General Pershing Blvd. oklahomacontemporary.org 405-951-0000 $15-$40 When Kim Voynar was growing up in Oklahoma City, the chance to see a foreign film felt, well, foreign. “I distinctly remember in high school when the Will Rogers Theatre was screening Das Boot,” Voynar said, […]
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Making moves
Oklahoma Contemporary Arts Center got a lot out of its State Fair Park headquarters since it moved in nearly 30 years ago as the first-year organization City Arts Center. But wear and tear — along with growing community usage — necessitated a move. “We’ve loved this place into disrepair,” said artistic director Jeremiah Matthew Davis. […]
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The Other Mozart kicks off Oklahoma Contemporary’s Women in Performance series
The play runs March 2-3 at Oklahoma Contemporary Arts Center’s State Fair Park headquarters.
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Cover Story: Oklahoma Contemporary brings street art indoors with Not For Sale: Graffiti Culture in Oklahoma
Oklahoma Contemporary will host an opening night reception Oct. 5 and a hip-hop jam Nov. 4.
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Study shows low arts consumption in Oklahoma
Citizens in the state’s cities remain the main consumers of art.
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Sculptor Melvin Edwards channels history and social impetus in Oklahoma Contemporary exhibit
The acclaimed sculptor’s work is in part inspired by the poetry of his late wife, Jayne Cortez.
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Cloud City lets guests take in OKC from a new perspective
The 28-foot installation sits on the future site of Oklahoma Contemporary Arts Center’s new Automobile Alley home.