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SEPTEMBER

Tuesday, September 4 | 10:30 am
Art Adventures : David's Drawings by Cathryn Falwell

Thursday, September 6 | 5:30pm
Art After Hours : Paintings as a Diary: Carolyn Brady
Brady called her watercolors of domestic interiors "a diary for me" because of the memories associated with the objects she chose to paint.

Thursday, September 6 | 7pm
Fred Films : The Great McGinty (USA / 1940 / dir. by Preston Sturges) 82 mins.

Sunday, September 9 | 2pm
Panel Discussion : A Symphony of the Arts: Olinka Hrdy and Bruce Goff's Riverside Studio Collaboration
Speakers: Mark White and Arn Henderson

Tuesday, September 11 | 10:30 am
Art Adventures : Butterflies for Kiri by Cathryn Falwell

Thursday, September 13 | 7pm
Fred Films : The Night of the Hunter (USA/1955/dir. by Charles Laughton) 93 minutes

Tuesday, September 18 | 10:30 am
Art Adventures : Kites by Demi

Tuesday, September 18 | Noon
Tuesday Noon Concert : Voice Concert: Bradley Williams' Studio

Thursday, September 20 | 5:30pm
Art After Hours : In Your Space: Otto Duecker
Duecker made his first images of drifters in Tulsa's skid-row district in 1976. These lifesize, photorealist cutouts have no fixed context and exist in the viewer's space.

Thursday, September 20 | 7pm
Fred Films : Pather Panchali (Song of the Road) (India/1955/dir. by Satyajit Ray) 126 minutes

Tuesday, September 25 | 10:30 am
Art Adventures : The Sound of Colors by Jimmy Liao

Tuesday, September 25 | Noon
Tuesday Noon Concert : OU Flute Ensemble: Valerie Watts' Students

Thursday, September 27 | 4pm
Lecture: Nature Based Sculpture Environments
Speaker: Herb Parker
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Fred Films : Knife in Water (Nóz w wodzie) (Poland/1962/dir. by Roman Polanski) 94 minutes

Sunday, September 30 | 1 - 4pm
Family Day : Native American Artists The Kiowa Five

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