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Gallery 1001
Breaking the Mold (27:45)
Step inside the studio of sculptor, carver and molding artist Kendall Howerton. His work is on display across the country in national retail stores and commercial buildings, but his latest project hits closer to home. Howerton is putting his talent to work to increase Breast Cancer Awareness in Oklahoma and to raise money for the cause. He is using Oklahoma models for his latest creations, pink ribbons cast from the bodies of the models who, themselves, are breast cancer survivors. Gallery brings its audience into the very personal, artistic work of Howerton and a breast cancer survivor who has decided to share her story and her scars with the world through Howerton’s art.
Originally broadcast on July 1, 2009
Gallery 909
Oklahoma Rocks
OETA’S Emmy Award winning documentary series, “Gallery”, will rock it’s viewers in June as it covers the opening of a hot new exhibit at the Oklahoma History Center. Another Hot Oklahoma Night” shines the spotlight on Oklahoma artists who have made major contributions to that uniquely American music genre, Rock and Roll. The History Center has gathered stories and artifacts from 150 artists and innovators like The Collins Kids of Tahlequah, who, along with Wanda Jackson are considered artists who nurtured the birth of Rock.
Originally broadcast on June 4, 2009
Gallery 907
Subjective Horse | Metal Mangler
SUBJECTIVE HORSE
She is an Oklahoma artist who’s work is well known nationwide. Jean Richardson paints the horse in abstract, though say it is impressionism. Her paintings are large and subjective. For Richardson, her horses are not horses, they are a metaphor for the human spirit. A wall covering work can be about a single word, power, freedom, solitude or exhilaration. But no matter what the word is, the work is ultimately about Richardson, who she is and where she is in her life.
METAL MANGER
You don’t have to go to Orange County California to find a cutting edge motorcycle builder! Oklahoma has its own chopper artist in Bethany.
Originally broadcast on April 9, 2009
Gallery 908
Transitions / Shaping LIfe
TRANSITIONS
Move over Indiana Jones! Oklahoma has its own mild mannered art historian who has traveled the world and skirted the bad guys to bring home mementoes worth millions! As a private curator for Oklahoma businessmen, Jon Burris has witnessed the cultural-revolution in China and the slow emergence of the art culture in Russia.
SHAPING LIFE
Art is the fusion of one's experience, the elements of design and quality materials. All of this is driven by the creative idea and craftsmanship
Glen Thomas began drawing when he was four and does not show signs of tiring of this activity. Glen is also a teacher who has taught hundreds of students, shaping their minds and lives with his art teachings.
Originally broadcast on May 5, 2009
Gallery 906
Sweet Rewards
Their art is crisp and layered, demanding and colorful, sweet and….delicious. We’re talking about Sugar Artists. They come from all over the world to Tulsa, Oklahoma each year for the Grand National Wedding Cake Competition. Never has the perfect creation of an edible flower been so crucial, the placement of a sugar ribbon so nerve wracking or the stacking of carefully cultivated layers so vital. And if that isn’t enough pressure, how about the prospect of transporting these oh so sweet creations cross country, some across oceans, to compete with world masters?
Originally broadcast on March 9, 2009
