moving vision

OKC Museum of Art ‘Moving Vision’ exhibition pushes boundaries of art

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Moving Vision: Op and Kinetic Art from the Sixties and Seventies features products of the 60s and 70s optical and kinetic art movements.

OKCMOA updates, expands Dale Chihuly exhibit with focus on evolution

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OKCMOA celebrates their 20th year in their location by expanding and reimagining their Chihuly exhibit with “Chihuly: Then and Now.”
Large ornate gold-framed painting on a pink wall, depicting a woman in an orange dress resting; to its right, a smaller framed religious-style artwork on a pedestal, also on pink wall.

OKCMOA welcomes breadth, beauty of art from famed Puerto Rican museum

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OKCMOA is showcasing the remarkable collection of Puerto Rico's Museo de Arte de Ponce with "The Sense of Beauty," highlighting a wide range of art history and culture.
Disco Stranger

Disco Stranger go hard on soft rock with debut EP

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Now, much to the surprise of boomers everywhere, it’s not only okay to like soft rock, it’s actually become (kind of) cool.
live theater

‘She Kills Monsters’ slays at Carpenter Square Theatre!

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She Kills Monsters dives into a Dungeons & Dragons world, blending epic fantasy with real-life heartache in Carpenter Square Theatre’s fun season finale.
A Christmas Carol

Lyric’s ‘A Christmas Carol’ breathes vibrant, magical life into classic

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With a lavish, fantastical production, deeply committed performances, and a vital mission of giving, Lyric's "A Christmas Carol" is set to delight audiences.
music

Opolis salvages Norman Music Fest with last-minute Tomorrowfest

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Following Norman Music Festival's weather-wary cancellation, Opolis rallied artists and community for a short-notice make-up mini festival dubbed Tomorrowfest.
Actor in a leafy, harvest-themed costume raises arms on stage as four costumed performers look on with smiles on a wooden theater set.

Country comedy ‘Shucked’ a corn-fed good time at Civic Center

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Running this week at Civic Center, “Shucked” is a chucklesome country musical filled with corny puns, putting a modern twist on old-school country comedy.
Unapologetic

deadCenter Film Fest brings Black Lives Matter doc to virtual screens Sat

7 p.m. Sat, deadCenter’s virtual screening of the doc "Unapologetic" will serve as FFA’s capstone event for FilmEx, a virtual conference.
John Calvin Abney

John Calvin Abney bringing folk-rock and Okie grit to Criterion this Sunday

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John Calvin Abney from Tulsa will be playing the Criterion Theater in OKC Sunday. Brett Fieldcamp gives background on this talented Oklahoman.
film

Escape from real life with animated films in OKC theaters now

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OKC theaters offer a range of animated features for kids and adults to help you check out of real life for a while and enjoy the endless fun of cartoon fantasy.
music

Jason Scott & the High Heat grin and bear it on new album

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On the new album "American Grin," alt-country breakouts Jason Scott & The High Heat take a deep dive into the lives and minds of the classic country characters.
Chat Pile

Recent releases reveal rap, rock, and radio-ready records

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OKC's recent music releases have seen hip-hop heavy-hitters, pop power, soft-rock scene stars, and a deep, dark drop from mammoth metal breakouts Chat Pile.

Recent music drops prove cross-genre creative power of OKC

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Three of the most interesting and intricately produced style-mixers in OKC are all dropping new releases across art-pop, alt-folk, and genre-defying hip-hop.
art

‘Massive Communication’ by Ernesto Sanchez displayed at OKC Convention Ctr

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The newest acquisition in City of OKC's "1% for Art" program is "Massive Communication" by Ernesto Sanchez at the OKC Convention Center.