Charreria exhibit corrals traditions 1 hr ago | Add a comment A lasso lilts gracefully around an ornate sombrero, undulating in elegant cadence before falling and tightening around the horns of a loping steer. A mounted charro winds the rope masterfully...

Clark museum in Mass. acquires Rousseau landscape Yesterday | Add a comment WILLIAMSTOWN, Mass. (AP) — The Clark Art Institute has acquired a landscape by a 19th century artist Pierre Etienne Theodore Rousseau (roo-SOH'), one of the prime examples of the Barbizon School...

Exhibits interact in interesting way Sun, Nov 22, 2009 | Add a comment A subtle sense of emptiness and even abandonment in acrylic paintings by John Wolfe creates an interesting interaction with the naively appealing Southwest landscapes of Jim Keffer in two new...

Cameron team sets the stage for success Sun, Nov 22, 2009 | Add a comment LAWTON — There’s more to putting on a play than acting and directing, and costume designer Eric Abbott and set designer Don Evans — along with their students — are on the...

Life Briefs Sun, Nov 22, 2009 | Add a comment Night of much music NORMAN — Composer and pianist Carter Pann joins the University of Oklahoma Wind Symphony at 8 tonight in the Sharp Concert Hall of the Catlett Music Center, 500 W Boyd,...

Oklahoma Fine Arts Briefs Sat, Nov 21, 2009 | Add a comment Art On view"Fingers and Brushes: Improvisational Landscapes,” an exhibit of works by Lawton artist Jack Bryan, is on view in the state Capitol’s East Gallery through Jan. 3. Using...

OCU music dean proud of program, grads Sat, Nov 21, 2009 | Add a comment When Mark Parker takes prospective students on a tour of the Wanda L. Bass School of Music at Oklahoma City University, the last stop is a reception area where photographs of former students who...