Visual Arts
Courtney Silva
A traditional American Indian art form is given a contemporary update in the exhibit “Love of Ledger Art: History in Pictures,” now showing at the Tribes 131 Fine Art Gallery, 131 24th Ave. in Norman.
Friday 24 May
OKG Newsletter
Topic: paper
On the ledger
Not doodles, but art.
Visual Arts
Courtney Silva
A traditional American Indian art form is given a contemporary update in the exhibit “Love of Ledger Art: History in Pictures,” now showing at the Tribes 131 Fine Art Gallery, 131 24th Ave. in Norman.
Cut it
OKG7 things to do
Gazette staff
I thought my ability to cut wrapping paper in a fairly straight line was brag-worthy. Nope! Not compared to “scissor artist” Karl Johnson, who can almost instantly turn anyone — live or photographic — into a paper silhouette suitable for framing. From noon to 6 p.m. Thursday, he returns to Full Circle Bookstore, 1900 Northwest Expressway. Admission is free, but reserve a five-minute appointment for a $25 custom silhouette. Call 842-2900 or visit fullcirclebooks.com.
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