With photographs from more than 50 Oklahomans, this exhibit showcases the work of professional storm chasers and photographers, as well as weather enthusiasts on their cell phones. Some of the major events featured include the 1930s Dust Bowl storms, the Woodward Tornadoes of 1947 and 2012, the ice storms of 2007, 2013, and 2021, the […]
The Oklahoma Center for the Humanities is proud to present the visual arts component of the Pärlā Creative Festival. The theme of the exhibit is "We Here!" and it features prominent local BIPOC artists. This eight-day festival, which starts in September, champions Black creativity and serves as a placemaking event, featuring dance, theater, film festivals, […]
The University of Tulsa community is invited to a lecture featuring Ted Chiang, author of TU's 2024-25 Common Read selection "Exhalation." About the event Technology and the Narrative of the […]
Join us for an evening celebrating BIPOC creativity in Tulsa! We are kicking off the Pärlā Creative Festival this First Friday. Stop by 101 Archer to take a look at […]
Co-presented in partnership with the Oklahoma Center for the Humanities. Join us for the first concert of the new 101 Unplugged Series at 101 Archer! Tulsa Symphony Orchestra's String Quartet […]
Join us in welcoming literary critic John Guillory, author of "Professing Criticism" (2022) and "On Close Reading" (2024). Guilllory will look at Pierre Bourdieu's "Forms of Capital" and F. Scott Fitzgerald's "The Great Gatsby" to examine the purpose, workings, and pitfalls of social capital. John Guillory is the Julius Silver Professor of English at New […]
A look at the history, culture and science of robots and how they're changing the world! Join TU Professors Aliçan Camci, John Hale, Ben Peters and Joshua Schultz and the Creative Director of Riffraff Tulsa Meagan Mulgrew for a wide-ranging overview of robots! Dr. Schultz will explore how robots in the workplace might make us […]
More information coming soon. Admission, as always, is free.
