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  • Hannah Abert: Inside/Out

    by Elizabeth Wenger
    Hannah Abert in her apartment/studio __ I first met Hannah Abert to exchange some mummified iguanas for a painting of hers. Abert is a colle...

  • Making it Up with Lexi Audas

    by Madeline Roper
    Lexi Audas’ career in makeup began as an experimental necessity. The eldest of three daughters who all danced competitively, she learned how to ap...

  • Fire In Little Africa Album Review

    by Bold Commerce
    by Mary Noble In mid-March of 2020, more than 70 rappers and performance artists hailing from all over Oklahoma came together and recorded 143 trac...

  • Riley Amanda: Transgressing Beauty

    by Elizabeth Wenger
    At the start of our conversation, Riley Amanda misspoke saying breast-stroke when they meant to say brushstroke. This freudian slip was fitting, s...

  • You Do Not Know Me Film Premiere

    by Elizabeth Wenger
    You Do Not Know Me: A Spoken Word Film from Myles Dement on Vimeo.   You Do Not Know Me: A Spoken Word Film explores themes of police state viole...

  • Roach and Nia Danielle Lovemore Rutledge on Queer Friendship

    by Elizabeth Wenger
    Nia Danielle Lovemore Rutledge and Roach posing with their collaboration Rochelly Elias (Roach) and Nia Danielle Lovemore Rutledge met in highscho...

  • Kalup Linzy: Growing with Your Characters

    by Madeline Roper
    Kalup Linzy’s performance and visual art stems from a host of influences, themes and imagination delicately interlaced in order to achieve Linzy’s ...

  • ASLUT POLICY RADAR: LGBT+ Edition

    by Elizabeth Wenger
    In Oklahoma, it’s not always easy to be “Out and Proud.”  Legislative processes move slowly in this Bible-Belt state where politicians are caught i...
    Posted in oklahoma, policy, pride

  • Gagan Moorthy: People/Place, Pictured

    by Elizabeth Wenger
    Gagan Moorthy is the only person I’ve met who’s Instagram handle is just his first name, which somehow makes talking to him feel like talking to so...

  • Tulsa Shines: Fire In Little Africa’s New Album

    by Bold Commerce
    by Adam Townsend “Shining” was the lead single from Motown signee Fire in Little Africa’s self-titled album. With a smooth, luxurious jazz instrume...

  • IAMSHABAKA x WAXTRAK: NEW AGE HIP-HOP

    by Ferrell Dixon
    IAMSHABAKA and Waxtrak team up to give us hip-hop gold packaged under the name Shadowmoon. From the smooth boom-bap production to IAMSHABAKA’s high...

  • Psychedelic Psalms

    by Ferrell Dixon
    Tristan Wright tells a coming-of-age story through his psychedelic single Purpose. The groovy track puts the listener in a trance orchestrated by W...