The Panamanian group partnered with TU to bring a new cultural experience to students. As part of the 2019 Spring…
Artists sue musicians over theft of their aesthetics
Two separate lawsuits have brought about conversations over uncredited use of visual art. Ariana Grande and Kendrick Lamar have both…
“Paths of Glory” worth the revisit
The provocative anti-war film had a screening on campus hosted by the OCH, followed by a Q & A. The…
TU students produce and perform “The Vagina Monologues”
The classic feminist show is a beloved TU tradition, and this year was no exception. Students and faculty directed and…
Former Tulsa Artist Fellow visits the University of Tulsa
The burgeoning poet returned to Tulsa to read samples of his work. In partnership with the University of Tulsa creative…
Dr. Thomas Martin discusses Humanism in the Renaissance
The art historian gave an illuminating talk on the intersection of historical culture and art. Renowned Renaissance art historian Dr.…
Lander Stool raises questions of ethics in art preservation
Nigerian officials have asked for the return of the artifact, which is regarded as the first item stolen during colonization.…
Artist Aaron Coleman visits Tulsa
The artist, who has worked with a variety of media, discussed how racial identity influenced his process. Growing up in…
“McJesus” sculpture causes riots in Israel
The sculpture, which is a part of a traveling exhibition that critiques capitalism, has led to massive protests in Haifa,…
Miguel Aragon exhibit highlights toll of drug violence
The Mexican artist’s exhibition tackles the impact of drug violence in his home town of Juarez. The Alexandre Hogue Gallery…