Tour de Quartz is an annual showcase of student artwork from the Oklahoma Summer Arts Institute at Quartz Mountain (OSAI), which features artworks that consider the concept of utopia. Each […]
On view through March 6, 2025. The Alexandre Hogue Gallery presents the exhibition "And, then" by Margaret Curtis, the 2025 Ruth Mayo Distinguished Visiting Artist. Margaret Curtis is a feminist […]
On view through April 26, 2025. Since the beginning of time, we have looked to the skies with wonder, fear, hope, and curiosity as we try to imagine what could […]
On view through April 26, 2025. Since the beginning of time, we have looked to the skies with wonder, fear, hope, and curiosity as we try to imagine what could […]
UTulsa faculty, staff, and students are invited to stop by the Kendall College of Arts & Sciences Dean’s Office, located on the first floor of Tyrrell Hall, for snacks and […]
THIS EVENT IS POSTPONED AND WILL BE RESCHEDULED. THE NEW DATE WILL BE ADDED TO THE CALENDAR ASAP. As part of UTulsa's NEH seminar, "Poetics of Place," the Department of […]
On view through April 26, 2025. Since the beginning of time, we have looked to the skies with wonder, fear, hope, and curiosity as we try to imagine what could […]
This talk is advances the idea that the humanities as a set of disciplines are often generated or inspired by remarkable altered states of consciousness and embodiment, which can sometimes be re-experienced by a deep engagement with the texts and artworks themselves. Hence many a teaching or pedagogical moment. Hence some of the furthest reaches […]
On view through April 26, 2025. Since the beginning of time, we have looked to the skies with wonder, fear, hope, and curiosity as we try to imagine what could exist out in the cosmos. This exhibit explores the depiction of aliens and their homes across history and popular culture. We document the way humans […]
Join us in the Jackson Seminar Room at the Helmerich Center for American Research (HCAR) for our first WIP Seminar of the semester, featuring Dr. Kirsten Olds. Paper Title: "Harold Stevenson: Realism Re-Figured" Emerging on the national art scene in the early 1960s, Oklahoma-born Harold Stevenson’s art in form and subject stymied critics, who didn’t […]
On view through April 26, 2025. Since the beginning of time, we have looked to the skies with wonder, fear, hope, and curiosity as we try to imagine what could exist out in the cosmos. This exhibit explores the depiction of aliens and their homes across history and popular culture. We document the way humans […]
Norman Holmes Pearson might have looked like the tweedy Yale professor he was, but he was one of the most consequential figures in twentieth-century American literature; an architect of the Cold War collaboration between academia and cultural diplomacy; and a high-ranking spy in the OSS and one of the shapers of the CIA. In this […]
