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TPAC Art Brochure - Tulsa Performing Arts Center
Hondo Canyon Cliffs, ALEXANDRE HOGUE Celebration II October, GABOR PETERDI Colorful World, KAREL APPEL John H. Williams Portrait GLORIA SCHUMANN The Collection Seaform BARBARA HEPWORTH 110 E. Second St. • Tulsa OK, 74103 918.596.7122 • www.tulsapac.com A department of the City of Tulsa. Printing courtesy of the Tulsa Performing Arts Center Trust. Cover art: #603 Transflux #7, EUGENE BAVINGER Come Home to the Arts! Dusk at Kodai, JOSEPH RAFFAEL Art is an all-encompassing experience at the Tulsa Performing Arts Center. It is found not only on our stages, but also on our walls, overhead, and enlivening the corridors and exterior of our building. The PAC’s collection has created a special niche that sets it apart from any other in Oklahoma. Much of our art is a product of the 1970s and complements the PAC’s architecture. The Center, which opened in 1977, is the work of Minoru Yamasaki, who also designed Tulsa’s BOK building and the World Trade Center towers in New York City. The PAC’s permanent collection is the result of the City of Tulsa’s “one percent for art” ordinance stipulating that one percent of all construction costs for a public facility be dedicated to the purchase of art for that building. Our original collection, established during the period from 1974 to 1976, was chosen to highlight local and statewide talent, including Oklahoma’s Native American art. The works of nationally known artists as well as international art world luminaries such as Barbara Hepworth, Karel Appel and Louise Nevelson were also acquired during that time. Numerous works have been added under the guidance of the Tulsa Performing Arts Center Trust, which has been a caretaker of the PAC’s art throughout its 30-plus-year history. The collection currently numbers 76 pieces. We invite you to explore the magnificent art that is part of every PAC visit. CHAPMAN MUSIC HALL Mezzanine Lobby Grass JAMES CORLETT, Silkscreen Untitled Sculpture STANLEY LANDSMAN, Steel/Glass Leta M. Chapman Portrait CLAUDE MONTGOMERY, Oil Violinists The Cellists French Horns Cymbalist FRANKLIN MCMAHON, Silkscreen Espial THOMAS MANHART, Linen and wool fiber Celebration of the Busk, JOAN HILL A Seminole Camp FRED BEAVER, Tempera Creek Friendship Dance SOLOMON MCCOMBS, Varnish over casein painting Summer Storm Building Over Mt. Taylor WILSON HURLEY, Oil Oologah Window ARDITH CORLETT, Oil Andante’s Inferno P.S. GORDON Petaca Arroyo CARL COKER, Acrylic A River Runs Through It, Too P.S. GORDON, Watercolor Color of Our Time LEO CHANDLER, Acrylic Administrative Office Shawnee Paint RUTHE BLALOCK JONES, Watercolor The Timpanist At the Paris Opera FRANKLIN MCMAHAN, Silkscreen Blue Figure Circus Lights Oh, You Clown Red Rising JOYCE SHELTON, Silkscreen Night at the Opera NYLAJO HARVEY, Oil Boy and Universe HUGH WALKINSHAW, Watercolor Diptych II SAM OLKINETSKY, Chamois and wire McMahon Poster, FRANKLIN MCMAHON, Silkscreen Photograph JON B. PETERSON Movement and Variations BRUNEL FARIS, Aluminum and mylar Southern Railroad Blues GLENN GODSEY, Watercolor Second Street Lobbies Celebration II October GABOR PETERDI, Oil Kathleen P. Westby Portrait P.S. GORDON, Oil Crocodile Blocks MICHAEL PETREE, Silkscreen Parrot Woman Chief James Prayer Feather Oopa Hueo Pottery Woman Sun Hawk Taos MINISA CRUMBO, Offset reproduction Battleground for Grownups GENE DAVIS, Silkscreen Pottery Bird with Indian Design WOLF ROBE HUNT, Watercolor Brown Path CHARLOTTE FEIN, Oil Rural Landscape JAMES BRAY, Watercolor Hondo Canyon Cliffs ALEXANDRE HOGUE, Oil Double Imagery LOUISE NEVELSON, Lithograph Comanche Peyote Ceremonial DOC TATE NEVAQUAYA, Watercolor and tempera Balcony Lobby Andante’s Inferno P.S. GORDON, Watercolor Red/Black Tangency J. JAY MCVICKER, Acrylic Untitled Sculpture DAVID LEE BROWN, Stainless steel CHAPMAN MUSIC HALL Still Life with Tulips and Melon WARREN BRANDT, Oil June Beach NANCY WISSERMAN-WIDRIG, Acrylic Mead Mountain DANIEL LANG, Oil Dress Circle Evening Descends WOLF KAHN, Oil Untitled RUTH ARMSTRONG, Ceramic tile Dusk at Kodai JOSEPH RAFFAEL, Watercolor CHAPMAN MUSIC HALL #603 Transflux #7 EUGENE BAVINGER, Acrylic Concertgoers in Vienna Concert in Vienna Grand Staircase/Paris Opera Recording at Sofiensaal, Vienna FRANKLIN MCMAHON, Silkscreen Seaform BARBARA HEPWORTH, Bronze Deer and Elements Sign of Spring WOODY CRUMBO, Silkscreen Celebration of the Busk JOAN HILL, Acrylic Washington, D.C., October #8, 1964 EDWARD CORBETT, Oil Colorful World KAREL APPEL, Silk tapestry New Mexico Portal KAREN HORN, Pencil John H. Williams Portrait GLORIA SCHUMANN, Oil WILLIAMS, DOENGES AND NORMAN THEATRES Oklahoma Indian Ballerina JAY O’MEILIA, Bronze miniature Balance of Silence SHARON COKER, Lithograph Third Street Lobby Westby Pavilion The Violinist OTTO DUECKER, Oil Silent Suffering E.G. THOMPSON, Silkscreen Untitled Sculpture, STANLEY LANDSMAN Promenade Red/Black Tangency, J. JAY MCVICKER Shadows, Planes and Targets ERNEST TROVA, Silkscreen Exterior Blue Tondo ILYA BOLOTOWSKY, Silkscreen Untitled Sculpture DAVID LEE BROWN, Stainless steel Images JACK YOUNGERMAN, Silkscreen Brass Ballerina PRINCE MONYO MIHAILESCUNASTUREL Oklahoma Indian Ballerina JAY O’MEILIA, Bronze The Violinist, OTTO DUECKER
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