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.
Art glass
Local artist Nicki Albright serves up fanciful and functional art with kiln-formed glass in her new solo show.
Womb to grow
Wayne Coyne’s wildly experimental art space, Womb, is now open to the public, with no messy afterbirth.
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.
Put it on the calendar
Black walls
The new ‘Afro-Americana’ exhibit explores black culture through visual art created in-state.
Woman power
Marilyn Artus examines society’s treatment of modern women.
Wednesday 19 Jun
Jun 19, 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:
Jun 19, 2013
Visual Arts
Oklahoma at the Movies Exhibit
Oklahoma History Center, Ok ...
Oklahoma at the Movies Exhibit
Wed, 16 Jan 2013 10:00 AM | Happens: Mondays through Saturdays weekly until August 10Oklahoma History Center, Ok ...
Jun 19, 2013
Visual Arts
"More" photos
“Pam” is among the 36 pieces on display in “Amy Blakemore: Photographs 1988-2008.”
Visual Arts
Courtney Silva
The works of an internationally renowned photographer will be on display in the exhibit “Amy Blakemore: Photographs 1988-2008,” which opens Thursday and runs until July 10, at the Oklahoma City Museum of Art, 415 Couch.
'Black' beauty
“Black Mesa” is the most immersive exhibit in the Sam Noble Oklahoma Museum of Natural History.
Visual Arts
Courtney Silva
Reaching heights of 4,973 feet, the Black Mesa, located in Oklahoma’s panhandle, is the subject of the new, permanent, 2,000-square-foot diorama in the Sam Noble Oklahoma Museum of Natural History, 2401 Chautauqua in Norman.
Get your fest on
Festival of the Arts celebrates the visual, culinary and performing arts, and offers plenty of kids’ activities.
Visual Arts
Courtney Silva
Oklahoma City’s rite of spring, the Festival of the Arts, is back for its 45th year. Now through Sunday, the fest takes place in downtown around the Myriad Botanical Gardens, 301 W. Reno.
Mason-ic art
Sales of Desmond Mason’s paintings will raise funds for Oklahoma City Community College’s new performing arts theater.
Visual Arts
Courtney Silva
Former Thunder player turned artist Desmond Mason partners with Women of the South on Saturday for an art show to raise money for Oklahoma City Community College’s new performing arts theater.
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.
Visual Arts
Charles Martin
Biting the Apple
7 p.m.-midnight Friday-Saturday
Individual Artists of Oklahoma Gallery
706 W. Sheridan, iaogallery.org
$20 per night, $35 weekend pass
Rural Alva advantage
“Ritter’s Lane” is among the black-andwhite photos in Jim Richey’s exhibition.
Visual Arts
Courtney Silva
Despite having photographed some of the world’s most unique and exotic locations, Jim Richey highlights the beauty he found right outside his door in northwest Oklahoma in his latest photography exhibition, “Just Down the Road,” now on display in the state Capitol’s North Gallery.
DIY or die
Even in an increasingly techie world, a do-it-yourself revival is in full swing among the local arts scene.
Visual Arts
Charles Martin
As industrious Oklahomans climb out of a recession, handmade products surge in popularity.
Art gets a sense of humor
Steven Judd’s “Lego My Land” can be viewed in Tribes 131’s “Humor Without Reservations” exhibit.
Visual Arts
Courtney Silva
Artists will have no reservations on Sunday at Tribes 131 Fine Art & Gift Gallery 131 24th Ave. N.W. in Norman, for the opening of its annual “Humor Without Reservations” exhibit.
Blade brigade
A new exhibition celebrates the tall history and sharp legacy of the knife that defined the American West.
Visual Arts
Charles Martin
The Bowie Knife: Icon of American Character
Through Nov. 20
National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum, 1700 N.E. 63rd
nationalcowboymuseum.org, 478-2250
$12.50 adults, $9.75 seniors/students, $5.75 kids 4-12
Woman power
Marilyn Artus examines society’s treatment of modern women.
Visual Arts
Courtney Silva
It’s safe to say that Marilyn Artus likes to make bold statements with her artwork.
Fast five
What do you get when you give five artists $12,000 each? A giant robot photographer, for one thing — all part of ‘Art 365.’
Visual Arts
Charles Martin
Art 365
5-8 P.M. Friday daily through May 7
[Artspace] at Untitled, 1 N.E. Third
ArtspaceAtUntitled.org, 815-9995
Leaving a 'Legacy'
Willard Stone’s “Something to Believe In” is among the works in the 'Living Legacy' exhibit.
Visual Arts
Courtney Silva
A father and son’s mutual love for the art of sculpting is the premise for “Living Legacy,” an exhibit now showing at the Gaylord-Pickens Oklahoma Heritage Museum, 1400 Classen Drive.
This magic 'Moment'
Photos, pottery and sculpture on display at In Your Eye Studio and Gallery
Visual Arts
Courtney Silva
As a photographer, living in the moment is a sentiment near and dear to Carl Shortt Jr.’s heart.
‘Stereo’ components
‘Stare Stare Stereo’ asks viewers to find the connection between pairs of unrelated photographs. Relax — this is not for a grade.
Visual Arts
Rod Lott
Stare Stare Stereo
Through May 15
Fred Jones Jr. Museum of Art, 555 Elm, Norman
www.ou.edu/fjjma, 325-4938
$5 adults, $4 seniors, $3 children 6-17
'Walk' this way
Both two- and three-dimensional pieces are included in this year’s “Money Talks, Art Walks” event
Visual Arts
Courtney Silva
Ever had the urge to take a piece of artwork from a gallery home with you? Well, you may get the chance Saturday, during Individual Artists of Oklahoma’s fourth annual “Money Talks, Art Walks” fundraiser.
