Drawing is the honesty of the art. There is no possibility of cheating. It is either good or bad. - Dali

 

What is art?

Type Art in Google and you get an overwhelming 1 billion, 750 million entries. According to the American Heritage Dictionary, Art is defined as "the arrangement of colors, forms, or other elements in a manner that affects the sense of beauty, specifically the production of the beautiful in a graphic or plastic medium". However, this is just one of hundreds of dictionary entries. So which one is right? The amount of discussion on what Art is and what it means is so overwhelming, that perhaps the best answer would be - All of them.

 

What do artists do?

Artists work in many exciting and diverse fields including galleries and museums, freelance, film, TV, advertising, illustration, animation, teaching, community outreach, and many others.

The types of art are nearly as overwhelming as definitions of it, but they include: two-dimensional such as drawing, painting, digital, graffiti, photography, and illustration; and three-dimensional such as sculpture, ceramics, architecture, installation, and mosaic. When the term craft is applied to mediums of visual art, they typically refer to forms like ceramics, glass, textiles, wood, metal, paper, tapestry, and candles.

 

UPCOMING ART EVENTS

6th Annual - American Indian Learners Conference
Arts and Leadership
May 22, 2010
Nigh University Center, UCO
9 am - 5 pm
Purchase Orders Accepted
$75 per person (includes meals and make/take materials)
AI Brochure 2010.pdf

Edmond Arts and Humanities Council

Art in Schools

Puffed Up Prince Showcase

November 20, 2009

Thank you to the sponsors of ths Art in Schools program: Edmond Public Schools, Edmond Fine Arts Institute, Edmond Framin' Gallery, University of Central Oklahoma

 

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American Indian Learners Conference 2008

Thank you to our 2008 sponsors: Chickasaw Nation, Choctaw Nation, and Oklahoma Folklife Council.

American Indian Learners Conference 2008

American Indian Learners Conference 2008

American Indian Learners Conference 2008 Workshop

American Indian Learners Conference 2008 Workshop

American Indian Learners Conference 2008 Worskhop 2

American Indian Learners Conference 2008 Worskhop 2

American Indian Learners Conference 2008 Make  Take

American Indian Learners Conference 2008 Make Take

American Indian Learners Conference 2008 Make  Take 2

American Indian Learners Conference 2008 Make Take 2

American Indian Learners Conference 2008 Choctaw Nation performance

American Indian Learners Conference 2008 Choctaw Nation performance

American Indian Learners Conference 2008 Choctaw Nation performance 2

American Indian Learners Conference 2008 Choctaw Nation performance 2