Visual Art
Liberate Your Expectations With “Big MOdels”
Architect Aaron Jones' exhibit at 108|Contemporary is witty, curious, and exquisitely crafted
What If Your Heyday Is Happening Right Now?
Slipping between categories and venues, the elegant and funny “Salad Days” summoned the messy splendor of the in-between
Art And The Open Road, Warts And All
Philbrook's "Roadside Abstractions: Route 66 & American Modernism" brings much-needed context to the Mother Road centennial
Tulsa’s Artists Are Seriously Not Messing Around In September
"Please Touch The Art" returns, plus exhibits on tribal sovereignty, fashion, queer Tulsans, labor, and the strength of women
The Oklahoma Tourism Department Hates To See Him Coming
We interviewed Stin from Chat Pile about how the band chooses the photos on their album covers, hyper-local blight, and more.
From Digital To Physical And Back Again
Camera meets Photoshop meets sander meets paint in a compelling show at TAC Gallery
Rapture And Disaster Under Oklahoma Skies
Katherine Hair Eagle’s “Storm’s Comin’” brings thrilling tension and an urgent message to Positive Space
The Best Tulsa Events: July 22-28
"Oklahoma!", Benson Boone, Tulsa Fringe Festival, and more!
Stark, Funny, And Poignant, “Women’s Work” Stuns At Positive Space
On view through July 25, the group show pulls no punches about women's place in art and society.
Tulsa’s Self-Appointed Graffiti Critic Isn’t Divulging His Criteria
What did Trueson Daugherty learn by going viral for critiquing his neighborhood graffiti?
