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Takes place at La Quinta Inn Oklahoma City Airport
INTERNS ARE NEEDED FOR AN ALL DAY EVENT ON SUNDAY MAY 27, 2012.
THE EVENT IS A BEAUTY PAGEANT/ MODELING COMPETITION FOR AGES 3-26
LETTER OF RECOMMENDATION WILL BE PROVIDED AS PROOF OF SERVICE.
FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT TIMEKA TYLER PUBLIC RELATIONS, LLC (347)389-3635 TIMEKA.TYLER@GMAIL.COM
May
27
2.
Takes place at Contemporary Art Gallery and happens every Thursday through Sunday
Join us for the opening reception May 4 from 6pm to 10pm. The exhibit will also feature works by other gallery artists and be on display through May 28, 2012. The gallery is open Thursday through Saturday from noon to 5 pm, Sunday from 1 to 4 pm, as well as Memorial Day weekend during the Paseo Arts Festival. The gallery is closed Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday.
In recent works, both featured artists explore strong contrasting relationships of color and shape. Smith builds her silhouetted horse forms against a backdrop of intriguing collage elements, teasing the eye from one area to another. Bewley’s striking compositions of bold shapes and vivid colors suggest figures in various settings.
May
27
6.
Takes place at First Christian Church of OKC
Art Works
Summer Arts Fun for 8-12 year olds
Fun arts classes, daily recreation, cookouts, guest artists
Session 1 / June 11-22
Session II / June 25-July 6
Session III / July 9-20
Weekdays / 9:00 am-4:00 pm
Extended Hours / 7:30-9:00 am and 4:00 -5:30 pm
Visual Arts, Dance, Theatre, Music and Lego Creations
For brochure and information, call 405-329-0170 or register online at www.artworksok.org
Scholarships available.
Partially funded by the Oklahoma Arts Council.
Jun
11
7.
Takes place at Bass Pro Shops, South Parking Lot
Families, artists and onlookers will be picking up pieces of chalk to express their creativity at the first "Chalk the Walk" Festival on Saturday June 16, 2012 (Father's Day weekend) from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Oklahoma City's first chalk art event will offer fun activities and amateur art competitions, all in support of Parents Assistance Center, a local non-profit that has been working to strengthen families since 1976.
For only $15 (before May 16, and $20 after!), you can register as an artist and try your hand at creating a sidewalk masterpiece in chalk. Register up to 4 artists per sidewalk square.
For only $5 a family can participate in all the fun activities--live music, hands-on kids fun, and of course, watching the artists create sidewalk masterpieces! Fantastic food from local restaurants is also available!
Jun
16
8.
Takes place at Northwest Library
Everyone has a story to tell. That's why the contemporary memoir has become such a popular phenomenon. In this workshop, you will learn how to focus your life stories, give them purpose and apply such craft elements as character, plot, dialogue and setting, especially pertaining to Oklahoma history. Whether you attend one or all twelve sessions, this workshop will show you how to best tell the stories of your life.
Pre-registration required. Class limit - 12.
Co-Sponsor: City Arts Center
Jun
16
9.
Takes place at Edmond Seventh-day Adventist Church and happens Daily
Edmond Seventh-day Adventist Church invites all children to get ready to dive into fun at Operation Overboard: Dare to Go Deep With God Vacation Bible School. The adventures include regular Deep Sea Voyages into Bible fun and creative crafts, hands-on mission work, water science, and great music. Explore and experience God’s underwater universe at VBS!
Jun-Jun
4-8
10.
Takes place at Cox Convention Center
When the 26th annual Red Earth Native American Cultural Festival opens at the Cox Convention Center downtown Oklahoma City, OK, more than 1200 American Indian artists and dancers from throughout North America will gather to celebrate the richness and diversity of their heritage with the world. For three exciting days Oklahoma City will be at the center of Native American art and culture in America as more than 30,000 people gather to celebrate.
$10 adults; $7.50 senior/child; Under 5 Free
Jun-Jun
8-10
11.
Takes place at UCO Jazz Lab
Flute Camp
LOCATION UPDATE: University of Central Oklahoma, Jazz Lab
University of Central Oklahoma, Central Plaza
June 4-7, 2012 - 9 am to 2 pm
Ages 11-16
Daily classes in music theatre, flute choir, and small chamber groups.
$125 Registration fee
For more information, call 405-974-3754, email mmckinley3@uco.edu or go to www.ocae.net
Jun-Jun
4-7
12.
Takes place at The Conservatory for Classical Art
Master Class with SCOTT WADDELL
Painting the Portrait
June 6 - 10, 2012
Wednesday - Sunday
9am to 4 pm
$625
This workshop will begin each day with an ongoing portrait demonstration by Scott, during which he will describe his process. Students will then work from the live model, first drawing and then painting the portrait. Throughout each day, students will receive personal critiques from Scott. All skill levels are welcome.
Jun-Jun
6-10
13.
Takes place at Midwest City Library
Everyone has a story to tell. That's why the contemporary memoir has become such a popular phenomenon. In this workshop, you will learn how to focus your life stories, give them purpose and apply such craft elements as character, plot, dialogue and setting, especially pertaining to Oklahoma history. Whether you attend one or all twelve sessions, this workshop will show you how to best tell the stories of your life.
Pre-registration required. Class limit - 12.
Co-Sponsor: City Arts Center
Jul
14
14.
Takes place at Oklahoma State Fair Park
Large selection of beads, Find jewelry, Silver jewelry, diamond, and gift item etc.
-Free Bead Stringing and Pearl Knotting Class
-FREE admission
-Open to the public
For more information call, 714-494-4546, email EDI168@hotmail.com or EGI328@yahoo.com or go to www.EGIShows.com
May-May
26-27
15.
Takes place at City Arts Center
Dramatic Still Life Painting
Saturday and Sunday, June 16 & 17 | 10am - 4 pm | $120
INSTRUCTOR: KELLI FOLSOM
With still life as the subject matter, this course will focus on painting in the chiaroscuro tradition by way of “alla prima,” or working wet into wet. The focus will be to achieve the maximum amount of depth and brilliancy of light, maintain rich color and achieve a sense of air in the paintings. Students will learn to utilize brush handling and paint quality to their advantage as they lay down the paint. A look at the masters of chiaroscuro painting, both past and present, will allow for discussions on compositional design, value control and color strategy. All levels welcome.
Jun-Jun
16-17
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