Core values
An ‘Apple’ a year keeps one’s hormones in gear, as the city’s favorite erotic art show turns a dirty, rotten 20.
Womb to grow
Wayne Coyne’s wildly experimental art space, Womb, is now open to the public, with no messy afterbirth.
Art glass
Local artist Nicki Albright serves up fanciful and functional art with kiln-formed glass in her new solo show.
Go Greek
Painting the town Greg
Longtime local artist Greg Burns keeps up with the ever-changing city.
Life's a drag for a local jewelry designer
On the ledger
Not doodles, but art.
Black walls
The new ‘Afro-Americana’ exhibit explores black culture through visual art created in-state.
Put it on the calendar
Woman power
Marilyn Artus examines society’s treatment of modern women.
Saturday 25 May
May 25, 2013
Visual Arts
Crumbo Spirit Talk
Featuring artwork of Woody Crumbo and his children. A Citizen Potawatomi tribal member, he dedicated his life and talent to the sincere portrayal of American Indian thought and culture through his ...
May 25, 2013
May 25, 2013
Visual Arts
"Absolute Color"
Exhibit: Absolute Color, Featuring artist: Joy Richardson, Exhibit runs through June 30, 2013, Location: Gallery Grazioso, 301 W. Oklahoma Ave., Guthrie, OK 73044, Website:
Visual Arts
Arts Festival Oklahoma
A total of 164 art booths will comprise the Arts Festival Oklahoma grounds.
Fiber art
“Fluvian” is one of the pieces on display in mixedmedia fiber artist Jean Ann Fausser’s exhibition.
Flipping art
Longtime city restaurant Flip’s is known for food, wine and non-commission sales of featured artists.
Visual Arts
Emily Summars
There’s always something new at Flip’s Wine Bar & Trattoria, 5801 N. Western, and we’re not referring to the menu.
Doggie styles
“Picasso” is but one pup depicted in Diana J. Smith’s “Canine Companions.”
Womb to grow
Wayne Coyne’s wildly experimental art space, Womb, is now open to the public, with no messy afterbirth.
Visual Arts
Joshua Boydston
People had been trying to enter Womb everyday, curious as to what the psychedelic-painted exterior is housing inside. The mural of swirling color, abstract patterns, eyes and candied lips covering the entire structure certainly contrast with the glass, mortar and steel facades of the surrounding buildings on the evolving Automobile Alley.
Nice glass
The “Cutting Edge” glass exhibition features “Personal One,” a piece created by Alabama native Donna Branch.
Just like a wavin' flag
Andrea Jarman’s “Waving Flags” (pictured) is one of 34 works in “Can You See Me Now: Photos Made on Phones.”
Storm watch
Photographer David Mayhew’s new exhibit illustrates the beauty in the beasts of severe weather.
Visual Arts
Ryan Querbach
Stormy Skies
10 a.m.-6 p.m. Monday-Saturday, 1-5 p.m. Sunday through Sept. 3
Visions in the Paseo
2924 Paseo
visionsinthepaseo.com, 557-1229
Art prints
Cynthia Marcoux’s “Illustration of the Infinite Monkey Theorem” can be seen in “24 Works on Paper.”
Art glass
Local artist Nicki Albright serves up fanciful and functional art with kiln-formed glass in her new solo show.
Edmond's 'Big Wish' fulfilled
Installed in April at Hafer Park, “Big Wish” officially was dedicated in June.
Visual Arts
Emily Summars
Edmond got a “Big Wish” for Hafer Park: a bronze sculpture Colorado artist Linda Prokop made to complement recent renovations.
Disney channel
Roger Disney’s “5th & Main” is among the paintings of “Cityscapes” now on display at the state Capitol.
Visual Arts
Emily Summars
Roger Disney’s new exhibition of paintings, “Cityscapes,” portrays the hustle and bustle of city life and downtown centers, using new perspectives thriving with vibrant yellows, blues and reds.
On the ‘Edge’
Art’s ongoing evolution is spotlighted by innovative works at the annual ‘EdgeArtNow’ exhibition.
Visual Arts
Charles Martin
EdgeArtNow
6-9 pm Friday, June 17
IAO Gallery, 706 W. Sheridan
iaogallery.org
'Small' wonder
The “Small Works” show is a once-a-year opportunity for seasoned and new collectors to acquire original art at affordable prices.
Visual Arts
Ryan Querbach
Art comes in all shapes and sizes, but the Oklahoma Art Guild likes to keep things small-scale for its annual “Small Works” exhibit, currently on display at In Your Eye Studio & Gallery, 3005 Paseo.
Kernel records
An Oklahoma History Center exhibit celebrates ‘Hee Haw’ as it traces the TV show’s roots to the Sooner State.
Visual Arts
Charles Martin
Any bona fide Okie has spent more than one weekend hour with the iconic, corny, country humor of “Hee Haw.”
