Last month’s Live on the Plaza introduced us to tattoo/fine artist Josh Reynolds.
The avid Adult Swim fan and devoted father spoke to us about how painting informed his growth as a popular tattoo artist in Oklahoma City. Don’t forget to make it out to Live on the Plaza this Friday. It should be a barrel and a half of good times.
A special thanks to Ryan Parker for lending us his excellent track, “Feel.”
Oklahoma City-based artist, graphic designer and everyone’s favorite Mule bartender Jason Pawley hopped in the van at last week’s Live on the Plaza to discuss his art and striving to be a full-time artist.
Make sure to come out this Friday for another great Live on the Plaza.
Last month, we caught up with Okie via Germany artist Jeremy Watson.
It was one of his first showings in our state, so let’s give him a warm welcome and check out what he has to say about his creations.
Check out some stills from the shoot after the jump.
Edmond-based artist Tiffany Edwards hopped into a green 1977 Vanagon and shared her artwork with the VDub crew.
The original music you hear is by Derek Knowlton of The Pretty Black Chains.
Here’s the Vimeo version of this video if you are into that sort of thing.
Congratulations to The Society for opening up it’s doors in the Plaza District last night.
The gallery/working space/concert venue/bar had a lot of things going for its first celebration.
One of our favorite moments of the opening was seeing Dusty Gilpin and Dylan Bradway dueling on a single canvas (it’s in the pic above, duh).
We’re looking forward to big things from The Society.
You can see some rad BMX photos after the jump.
Oklahoma City-based artist Kris Kanaly hopped into the Spy Van and crafted an original piece of art during Live on the Plaza last month.
Kanaly has a really interesting family history. His family owned an art gallery for almost 100 years.
And all of that happened in Oklahoma (it unfortunately closed last year).
We met up with Kanaly inside DNA Gallery and had Derek and Kurt of The Pretty Black Chains help out with some original music for an interview. Kanlay talked about his interest in street art and growing up with skater culture.
If you aren’t doing anything Friday then come out to the latest Live on the Plaza for a lot of free music and fun.
Update:
Kris Kanaly is responsible for painting the outside of Wayne Coyne’s new art gallery.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7FXsYpNpCAM&feature=player_embedded#at=122
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