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HB 1775 is now in the hands of Governor Stitt. The bill represents a larger, national backlash in response to a year of intense American racial rec...
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Photos from @fivish and @xaviermartin405
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Their music is edged not exactly by anger, but by a purposeful frivolity.
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OmaleyB says that with the arrival of the centennial anniversary of the Tulsa Race Massacre, this long-forgotten tragedy is finally getting attention. But he acknowledges that talking about the massacre is only a start.
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Born and raised in Nowata, OK (population approx. 3,698) environmental artist, Erin Owen grew up with an instinctual love of the outdoors.
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In late 2019, Zach Frazier, Tulsa native and Iowa State Graphic Design MFA candidate, sat down to interview fellow Black graphic design students in...
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“Welcome to the Scum show. I’m the main attraction”
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Intentionality may seem antithetical to the emotions—the latter are typically the bread and butter of soul music. We tend to think of emotions as u...
HB 1775 is now in the hands of Governor Stitt. The bill represents a larger, national backlash in response to a year of intense American racial rec...
by Adam Townsend Photos from @fivish and @xaviermartin405 K.O. is back with her album In The Meantime. Released in February of 2021 and boasting 1...
Their music is edged not exactly by anger, but by a purposeful frivolity.
OmaleyB says that with the arrival of the centennial anniversary of the Tulsa Race Massacre, this long-forgotten tragedy is finally getting attention. But he acknowledges that talking about the massacre is only a start.
Born and raised in Nowata, OK (population approx. 3,698) environmental artist, Erin Owen grew up with an instinctual love of the outdoors. “I was ...
In late 2019, Zach Frazier, Tulsa native and Iowa State Graphic Design MFA candidate, sat down to interview fellow Black graphic design students in...
The ahha exhibition “Revisionist Future” vividly imagines another future for Tulsa, one of beckoning promises that bank on a transformed present. E...
Painting bright, abstract works, Tulsa artist, Barrett Bryan has come into his own. His newest paintings set a stage, then fill it with anything fr...
Vietnamese American artist, Dan Lynh Pham grew up against the white, mid-western backdrop of Tulsa, OK. Pham’s work explores identity, feminism, an...
Article by Michael Balangue O2worldwide is a group of 15 songwriters, producers, rappers, photographers, and other multifaceted creators...
“Welcome to the Scum show. I’m the main attraction” Detroit rapper, Scumbag Fred is almost never without a 40oz or joint in hand in his music v...
