In a long-overdue retrospective at the Art Institute of Chicago, Bruce Goff shines. Our review:
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In a long-overdue retrospective at the Art Institute of Chicago, Bruce Goff shines. Our review:
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Let's dig through Tulsa Foundation for Architecture's trove of Bruce Goff material:
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TFA docent and Bruce Goff obsessive Tom McCarthy knows what makes Tulsa Club a Goff building. We asked him about it. Read here:
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At 108|Contemporary, Alicia Kelly's "Roughly Right' brings a carpenter’s materials and an artist’s mentality together. Our review:
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GO LOOK AT MORE ART! Okay, I'm done yelling. Here's your guide to all the best art happening in Tulsa this month:
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Genius, madness, greed, and arson: From historian Russ Cobb, this is the story of Bruce Goff’s iconic Bavinger House, “one of the building marvels of our own postwar period.” thepickup.com/continuous-p...
The Art Institute’s “Bruce Goff: Material Worlds” shows Tulsa's Goff as he was meant to be shown. Our review from Chicago: thepickup.com/in-chicago-b...
She captured Frank Lloyd Wright and Bruce Goff’s attention. Why do we still know so little about Olinka Hrdy? A search for the enigmatic Oklahoma artist and her missing Riverside Studio murals: thepickup.com/lost-olinka
At Bruce Goff's Spotlight Theater, a night of rappers and DJs put together by ThunderWof. and dj noname. proved how much one can accomplish in a 20-minute set. Our review:
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Who wants to do something financially irresponsible for Goff Week? Let's buy a Bruce Goff original in Vinita for $475,000. thepickup.com/wanna-buy-a-...
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Mixed-Use Space Tulsa hosted Deadly Prey Gallery's surreal cinematic gold from Ghana, and Tulsans flocked to see it. Our review: thepickup.com/the-impossib...
One of the great historians of the Tulsa Race Massacre has some lessons for this moment:
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This Greenwood jazz club hosted Louis Armstrong and Ella Fitzgerald. Then it disappeared. Remembering the Down Beat Ballroom, Tulsa’s long-forgotten jazz club: thepickup.com/this-greenwo...
J. B. Stradford was one of the most successful men in Greenwood. His commitment to his community and defense of his ventures led him to indictments for instigating a riot in the aftermath of 1921. It would take years for his family to clear his name. thepickup.com/first-charge...
ThunderWof and his horse have arrived. Ryan Anderson visited the comedian at his family ranch ahead of last year's historic screening at Circle Cinema: thepickup.com/thunderwof-a...
Black History Month may be coming to a close, but Black history is still being written, and this play is a chapter Tulsa needs to read, says Alicia Chesser of Theatre North's “Nat Turner in Jerusalem.” Read the review here: thepickup.com/theatre-nort...
It's hard to describe the impossibly strange beauty of Ghanaian movie posters, with their phantasmagorically rendered tableaus and their hilariously gory absurdities. But Mitch Gilliam is going to do it anyway.
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Sadie James was a local celebrity in the early 1900s, but much of what she said was deemed “unfit for print” in Tulsa newspapers. She sold bootlegged whiskey to oilmen. She exposed an elaborate fraud committed by a philanthropist. This is her true story. thepickup.com/the-true-sto...
Set on the last day of Nat Turner’s life, Theatre North’s “Nat Turner in Jerusalem” is a masterclass in effective cinematic direction. Read our review here: thepickup.com/theatre-nort...
Passed in 2024, the Oklahoma Survivors Act was supposed to create sentencing relief for survivors of domestic violence. But the new law has run into a major roadblock: district attorneys’ offices across the state do not want to play ball.
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The Bob Dylan Center's sixtieth anniversary celebration of "Blonde on Blonde" took over Cain's Ballroom for a night of singular performances, deep cuts and star power: thepickup.com/how-do-you-r...
"We may not get an IKEA, but at least we got this killer dinner," said Becky Carman in 2024.
Looking back at "Tulsmå," an IKEA-inspired Et Al. production which Carman called "as much immersive performance art as dinner." Read here: thepickup.com/food-tulsa-l...
My obsession with taxidermy led me to a taxidermy class in Black Moth, the Mercury Lounge possum, and more: thepickup.com/my-brush-wit...
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