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Oklahoman TULSA In 1975, iconic Oklahoma writer Ralph Ellison returned to his home state to be honored and left it with a message: that through art and literature, we are able to free ourselves from the limitations of today.” He talked about the role of literature and the art in allowing us to process the world that we re in, said Sara O’Keeffe, the Nancy E. Meinig Associate Curator of Modern and Contemporary Art at Tulsa s Philbrook Museum of Art.  What s beautiful about the speech is he d come back because a library was getting named in his honor. . It was significant for him because the library system had been segregated in Oklahoma, and so growing up for him, it was difficult to go to certain libraries.  

Teaching subjects together | RUSD wants science & social studies lessons to be part of elementary reading lessons

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Fahad bin Naif s Rakhm is winner of Ithra Art Prize at Art Dubai

Fahad bin Naif’s ‘Rakhm’ is winner of Ithra Art Prize at Art Dubai an hour ago Muhammad Yusuf, Features Writer The King Abdulaziz Center for World Culture (Ithra) has announced Fahad bin Naif as the latest winner of the Ithra Art Prize, one of the newest and most substantial prizes globally, in partnership with Art Dubai. His winning installation, Rakhm, was shown to the public for the first time at Art Dubai (Mar. 29 Apr. 3), before joining Ithra’s permanent collection. Rakhm, meaning “incubation” in Arabic, was a highlight of 14th Art Dubai, one of the most globally prominent contemporary art fairs.

Ralph Ellison-inspired exhibition examines violent histories in Tulsa, Oklahoma, and America

Ralph Ellison-inspired exhibition examines violent histories in Tulsa, Oklahoma, and America Faith Ringgold (American, b. 1930). United States of Attica, 1972. Offset lithograph, 21 5/8 x 27 3/8”. Courtesy of the artist and ACA Galleries, New York, NY. ©️ 2020 Faith Ringgold / Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York. TULSA, OK .-This spring and summer, Philbrook Museum of Art presents From the Limitations of Now, a major museum-wide exhibition that explores how art can serve as a tool to re-examine our past, honoring those who challenge racial violence across America, and envision change in the country’s future. For the first time in Philbrook’s history, the exhibition spans the museum’s Helmerich and historic Villa galleries, juxtaposing contemporary art with objects in Philbrook’s permanent collection from the Renaissance to the 21st century. Bringing together work by local artists and an intergenerational group of artists who have never before shown in Oklahoma, the exh

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