The Arts

Another busy start to the month at the Paseo marked the launch of the March Show at the Paseo Arts and Creativity Center.

"New Year, New Justice" chronicles Oklahoma City rapper Jabee's pilgrimage to MacAlister in support of death row inmate Julius Jones.

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

George Lang reviews a new film shot in Oklahoma about an immigrant family's experiences adjusting to life in the Midwest.

Oklahoma Contemporary is providing residents in Oklahoma City an unprecedented opportunity to consider its identity in the art of Ed Ruscha.

Eli Tostado and Tanner Nicholls of BedTime were full of new ideas in 2020 but without a place to deploy them thanks to COVID-19 shutdowns.

A principle long held sacred by the tribes of Oklahoma: that custody of their land remains unsevered from the First Nations.

Original Flow is an Oklahoma City original who continues to break musical barriers as he challenges the status quo.

The Paseo’s First Friday of February launched an exhibition in the Paseo Arts and Creativity Center by Poetic City called Melanin Stories.

Just when the 83-year-old Tower Theatre was making it's comeback, the COVID-19 pandemic arrived and changed all the rules.

The latest Mix-tape by Factory Obscura now has Valentines Day themed sections added to the experience to join 9th Street merchants' theme.

Activities that must return when coronavirus is finally controlled are going to concerts and returning to theaters to see films.

A collection of three different “outsider artists" offers visitors an opportunity to view art through an untaught perspective.

Ada Trillo’s La Caravana del Diablo exhibit Each photograph is illuminated by the hope of its subjects and darkened by their fears.

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