Underappreciated and underutilized, CaneFlix has a myriad of popular films, contemporary or otherwise, for which the service is worth using.…
Nonfiction books to satisfy historical, political itches
Editor-in-Chief Kayleigh Thesenvitz weighs in with books for those curious about apartheid, political civility or self-fulfillment. If you’re curious about…
“NEW/NOW” a hit gallery with multiple perspectives
The Tulsa Artist Fellowship’s new gallery, “NEW/NOW,” features hand-picked and powerful pieces from TAF’s fellows. The “NEW/NOW” art gallery hit…
First Friday Art Crawl yet another great taste of Tulsa
February’s First Friday event features a slew of new galleries and the ever-popular Pie Night at Antoinette’s bakery. First Friday…
Award-winning musical proves it’s worth its salt
“A Gentleman’s Guide to Love & Murder” came through Tulsa last week, and the variety of songs and characters helped…
“Paddington 2” surprisingly charming, worthwhile
While not the first film a college student would think of seeing, “Paddington 2” elicits a general feeling of wholesomeness…
Tulsa Zine Night a niche, underground experience
Prominent in Tulsa’s underground literary scene, Broken Thumb Press hosts Tulsa Zine Night annually in an effort to bring zines…
Panda Bear’s new release daring in its limited format
A solid IDM EP, Panda Bear’s “A Day With the Homies” is perhaps more interesting because of its limited-run, vinyl-only…
Poetic Justice, Vol. 3 eye-opening, rage-inducing
The event focused on poetry from female inmates in Oklahoma, also featuring a screening of the documentary “Grey Matter.” Oklahoma…
“To Be Seen” an examination of division between art and audience
Sarah Gross’s installation at Living Arts, with its inclusions of ceramics and Islamic-inspired architecture, challenges the audience more with each…