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 […]
A look at the history, culture and science of robots and how they're changing the world! Join TU Professors Alican Camci, John Hale, Ben Peters and Joshua Schultz and the […]
The Oklahoma Center for the Humanities is please to partner with the INTO LIGHT Project to bring a new exhibit to 101 Archer: "Drug Addiction: Real People, Real Stories." The exhibit will feature original graphite portraits of 30 Oklahomans who have passed away from drug overdoses, accompanied by professional written narratives on their lives. INTO […]
Join us at 101 Archer every month for First Friday! Admission, as always, is free.
Join us for the opening of the INTO LIGHT Oklahoma Exhibition "Drug Addiction: Real People, Real Stories." The exhibit will feature original graphite portraits of 30 Oklahomans who have passed […]
In this innovative and timely talk, Jad Abumrad explores the art of conversation. For the last year, he’s been deep diving into the art of interviewing. Not just how journalists […]
The Oklahoma Center for the Humanities presents R.U.R. by Karel Capek in partnership with Riffraff Tulsa. In Capek’s 1920 sci-fi, which first introduced the word "robot" to the world, robots are designed to serve mankind. They do not feel, do not care, and do not love. They have one purpose: to work. Manufactured by Rossum’s […]
The Tulsa community is invited to join The University of Tulsa's Collins College of Business to host a free public talk by Matthew King, founder and CEO of Our COMMON […]
The Oklahoma Center for the Humanities presents R.U.R. by Karel Capek in partnership with Riffraff Tulsa. In Capek’s 1920 sci-fi, which first introduced the word "robot" to the world, robots […]
The Oklahoma Center for the Humanities presents R.U.R. by Karel Capek in partnership with Riffraff Tulsa. In Capek’s 1920 sci-fi, which first introduced the word "robot" to the world, robots are designed to serve mankind. They do not feel, do not care, and do not love. They have one purpose: to work. Manufactured by Rossum’s […]
The Oklahoma Center for the Humanities presents R.U.R. by Karel Capek in partnership with Riffraff Tulsa. In Capek’s 1920 sci-fi, which first introduced the word "robot" to the world, robots are designed to serve mankind. They do not feel, do not care, and do not love. They have one purpose: to work. Manufactured by Rossum’s […]
Come celebrate the publication of Dr. Dayne C. Riley’s first book, "Consuming Anxieties: Alcohol, Tobacco, and Trade in British Satire, 1660-1751." Looking at plays, anonymous verse, and the work of canonical writers, such as Aphra Behn, John Gay, Alexander Pope, and Jonathan Swift, Riley’s book explores how literary satirists represented consumables items—including wine, beer, ale, […]
