Youth Photography in Motion
Saturday October 5th
Join Us in Celebrating Their Achievements
At the Red Earth Art Center for the opening reception of the Photography In Motion Exhibit. Celebrate the creativity and cultural expression of these talented young artists as we unveil their work.
Date: October 5th
Time: 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM
Location: Red Earth Art Center
100 N. Broadway Ave. Suite 110
Oklahoma City, OK 73102
We look forward to welcoming you to this special event and celebrating the achievements of these inspiring young photographers.
Free and open to the public
Grand in Your Hand
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FallFest 2024
Saturday October 19th
Join us at the Myriad Gardens on for the annual Red Earth FallFest, a day full of vibrant culture, art, dance and community.
Bring your family and friends for a day of celebration and support for Indigenous culture at this free, family-friendly event!
Call Artists
Red Earth Art Center invites artists to submit their work for Through Her Eyes, an exhibit highlighting the strength, beauty, and creativity of Indigenous women. All media are welcome, including painting, sculpture, photography, textiles, and digital art.
The Cradleboards of Red Earth
Dive into the heart of Native cultures with our captivating interactive classroom experience, "The Cradleboards of Red Earth." Available for download on iTunes, introducing you to the stunning world of cradleboards, each with its own story and cultural significance. Collected by Dr. Harry Deupree, whose family roots run deep in Oklahoma, these cradleboards are more than mere artifacts; they are a testament to the enduring spirit and craftsmanship of Native Tribes across the United States.
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