Vacation!

Isn't it just perfect that about the time I'm ready for a break Memorial Day happens?  Well, in light of the perfection of it all I've told Doug that we must take some time off.  We will be closed from May 26 thru June 4.  We will open refreshed and with yard work accomplished on June 8th.  Ready to dig into the next show.  See you then.

This Land

 "This Land" published their first newsprint edition and it's Big, Bold and Beautifully written.  Pick one up if you can find one.  It's "relevant readings by Oklahoma writers, artists and thinkers".  Front page story:  Growing up gay in the Oral Roberts Family.  The center inside is Tulsa: Who owns downtown. There is a terrific story called "A Beaver's Tale" which every midtown resident either knows about or should.  Did you know there is a skunk whisperer in Tulsa? 
 If you can't find a hard copy you can go to their web edition and enjoy there.  http://thislandpress.com/

QUOTE OF THE DAY:

"I realized that all the really good ideas I'd ever had came to me while I was milking a cow.  So, I went back to Iowa." Grant Woods

QUOTE OF THE DAY:

 "I have a Social Disease.  I have to go out every night.  If I stay home one night I start spreading rumors to my dogs." ANDY WARHOL
Go to Mayfest tonight!

Two Weeks!

We have just two weeks left of this beautiful show.  If you've not seen it...well, you just must!  We have wonderful "master style" paintings by Larry Clingman. There are exciting abstracts by Patty Porter and Woody Stevens.  Elizabeth Belknap has given us five very nice photographs of monkeys from her Costa Rica trip which make a stunning set or just buy one because it makes you smile.

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We have Tim Lang, Celeste Vaught, Allie Jensen, A.M. Walters and Sharyl Landis.  Julie Miller is showing three breath taking  landscapes and the list goes on with the best of local art and artists. 

QUOTE OF THE DAY:

"Art is made to disturb.  Science reassures.  There is only one valuable thing in art: the thing you cannot explain." Georges Braque