Jeremiah Matthew Davis
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The Long Way Home
Oklahoma Contemporary Arts Center will livestream a six-day reading of Homer’s The Odyssey.
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Intergenerational Generosity
Ann Lacy is the namesake for her foundation, a nonprofit that funds culture, arts, and education in Oklahoma and beyond. The Ann Lacy Foundation, run with the help of her grandson, Chris Lawson, is a family endeavor in encouraging community growth through the arts. Lacy arrived in Oklahoma in 1946 and has since developed her talents into creative roles—fashion designer, stand-up comedian, painter, and writer, just to name a few—making her a true renaissance woman. Now 91, Lacy is a treasure trove of tales from another time in Oklahoma City’s history. Jeremiah Davis, Oklahoma Contemporary Art Center’s artistic director, sat down with Lacy and Lawson to discuss the history and the future of their philanthropy.
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Dedicated Space
What is art? What is education? To what extent can art and education converge to create an organizing philosophy for a cultural institution? The pursuit of these questions has propelled Oklahoma Contemporary’s growth since its founding in 1989 as City Arts Center.
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Guadalajara
Guadalajara is staking its claim as a center for contemporary art and creativity.
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Mexican Reflection
Built over the last decade, a contemporary art alliance between Oklahoma City and Guadalajara arrives in full force, as Oklahoma Contemporary presents La casa que nos inventamos: Contemporary Art From Guadalajara.
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