Riley spent time with OSU-Tulsa students and filmmakers before sitting down with Sterlin Harjo inside Eton Square 6.
Category: Arts
Posted inNorth Tulsa
2 murals, 1 phone booth: New north Tulsa art installation seeks to inspire and educate
The $40,000 project seeks to bring visitors to north Tulsa to learn about the legacy of businesses that used to adorn Apache Street.
Posted inGovernment
Commission chair criticized Tulsa’s handling of controversial art projects. Now she’s out of the job.
Mayor Monroe Nichols did not reappoint the Tulsa Arts Commission chair amid criticism of the city’s handling of downtown boulders and the Cry Baby Cry statue.
Posted inArts
Black Wall Street Heritage & History Festival returns for 13th year with celebration of Tulsa authors
The richness of words, heritage, history and personal stories frame Billie Parker’s annual event, set for Feb. 7.
Posted inArts
Tulsans explore, share Asian culture at Asia Fest
“It hasn’t always been the coolest thing to be Asian American. But I think that script has been flipped.”
Posted inArts
Tulsa’s arts events shift schedules, cancel performances due to impending winter storm
Performances have already been moved ahead of snowfall expected to begin Friday night. We round up schedules for the Tulsa PAC, Philbrook and more.
Posted inCulture
What should the new Gilcrease Museum’s landscape look like? Tulsans have their say
Ahead of an expected fall reopening, Gilcrease Museum is reimagining the 24 acres that surround the northwest Tulsa property. Here’s a peek at the renderings.
Posted inCulture
Tulsa’s Black history plays central role in ‘Today’ show’s destination broadcast
Hosts Al Roker, Dylan Dreyer and Sheinelle Jones went live from Guthrie Green on Friday to celebrate the city’s businesses, local celebrity chefs and culture.
Posted inArts
NYU-Tulsa hosts 11th annual Black Portraitures international conference
This year’s conference focused on Tulsa’s history, art and contemporary culture.
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Tulsa native Caleb Gayle brings story of ‘Black Moses’ home to Oklahoma
The author says Edward McCabe’s pursuit of a Black state in Oklahoma mirrors “collisions” in Tulsa today.