Photographer Lori Oden will be one of four artists included in Istvan Gallery’s opening exhibit this Friday. The photo is from Lori Oden’s series entitled, “A Cautionary Tale.” (In conjunction with 2nd Friday Art Walks happening around the metro, each 2nd Friday OKC.NET will feature a local art gallery. -ed) Istvan Gallery 1218 North Western [...]
![A portriat of Sally Mann's daughter will be one of many photos from various artists the world over on display at [Artspace] at Untitled this Friday Febuarary 3rd.](http://okc.net/wp-content/uploads/2012/02/Screen-Shot-2012-02-02-at-1.54.01-PM-260x140.png "Screen Shot 2012-02-02 at 1.54.01 PM")
Reconsidering The Family of Man Artspace at [Untitled] 1 NE 3rd St, OKC 73104 February-May Free In 1955 “The Family of Man” opened at the Museum of Modern Art (MOMA) in New York and went on to become a momentous photography exhibition. Renowned photographer and curator Edward Steichen organized the original show and [...]
In a state with a great abundance of unique and diverse architectural treasures, the other-worldly Bavinger House in Norman is considered by many to be Oklahoma’s — and even the nation’s — finest example of organic Modernism. And now, sadly, it may be lost forever. But, more about that in a bit. Let’s [...]
While still in high school near San Diego, photographer Narciso Argüelles had a chance encounter that he describes as one of the most influential of his life: He met a man who had just been hit by a car. Injured but still able to walk, Argüelles asked if the man needed help, and he recognized [...]
I first became aware — well, REALLY aware, I should say — of St. Patrick’s Catholic Church a few years ago when my friend David and I, for seemingly the millionth time, found ourselves discussing local mid-century architecture. (If you’re thinking that we’re a couple of geeks to spend our time on such topics, [...]
A new exhibit celebrating Oklahoma’s most famous architect, Bruce Goff, and his work opened last weekend at the Fred Jones, Jr. Museum of Art on the OU campus in Norman. The exhibit is rather lamely titled, “Bruce Goff: A Creative Mind.”
When my wife and I first moved in together in an upstairs apartment in the Reed Park neighborhood just north of the fairgrounds, one of the first things we noticed was the Friday night buzzing. It was a mystery to us for a couple of weeks (we’re not really into motorsports) but we eventually figured [...]
