Through his murals and a clothing company, Irvin Sigala is putting himself at the center of an airbrushing comeback. The young artist wants others to join.
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The ‘Cry Baby Cry’ saga continues. Where will this 20-foot statue land?
Once planned near Riverside, then east Tulsa, the “Cry Baby Cry” statue is in limbo.
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Sweet Caroline! Neil Diamond musical delivers on sing-along promise at Tulsa PAC
Like any jukebox musical, “A Beautiful Noise” isn’t centered around storytelling. Theatergoers want to enjoy the spectacle — and the production has plenty.
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Tulsa Ballet shines in the monumental challenge that is ‘The Sleeping Beauty’
Tulsa Ballet performed an Olympian feat, displaying the technical skills, artistic expression and physical stamina necessary to make the story take flight.
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Time travel to a future Tulsa through Big Scene’s interactive art exhibit this weekend
What will Tulsa look like in 2036? That’s the question six artists are asking at Big Scene, an immersive art experience running Feb. 13-15.
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14 things to do Valentine’s weekend for Tulsa’s singles, gals and the budget-minded
Check out the Flyer’s guide to Valentine’s Day in Tulsa — from no-pressure activities to bar and restaurant specials that require a reservation.
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Philbrook hosts trio of exhibits headlined by Gordon Parks’ iconic photography
On March 6, Philbrook will host a conversation on the influence of Parks’ work with Black photographers Dudley Brooks and Fred Sweets — moderated by the Flyer’s Tim Landes.
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Tulsa Symphony Orchestra celebrates Black composers with music grounded in gospel
Tulsa Symphony’s “Celebrating Black History” concert put gospel-rooted music front and center.
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‘Swan Lake’ and ‘Cinderella’ headline Tulsa Ballet’s 70th season
The ballet’s 70th season will wrap up with ‘Carmen’ before Tulsa PAC undergoes renovations starting in 2028.
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Unfiltered and unapologetic: Black women artists step into the spotlight at a new Tulsa exhibit opening this weekend
“Permission to Breathe” is a vibrant, multidisciplinary art exhibition featuring nearly 30 pieces “celebrating the brilliance and boundlessness of Black Women,” according to the co-curators.
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Commission chair criticized Tulsa’s handling of controversial art projects. Now she’s out of the job.
Mayor Monroe Nichols did not reappoint the Tulsa Arts Commission chair amid criticism of the city’s handling of downtown boulders and the Cry Baby Cry statue.
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Black Wall Street Heritage & History Festival returns for 13th year with celebration of Tulsa authors
The richness of words, heritage, history and personal stories frame Billie Parker’s annual event, set for Feb. 7.