AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoNative Arts Spotlight: The Santa Fe Indian Market keeps pottery at the center, with Gen X and Millennial potters pushing new ideas while honoring the tradition’s roots. Oklahoma Arts & Culture: Tulsa-based digital artist Lily Belmira is building a free video game recreation of Michael Heizer’s monumental land art “City,” using public mapping data to make the work more accessible. Film & Music Buzz: Oklahoma-filmed “Nimrods,” a Green Day-inspired road trip comedy, hits theaters this weekend, while “The Rivals of Amziah King” leans into a rural Oklahoma honey-and-bluegrass world starring Matthew McConaughey and Kurt Russell. Sports & Community: Butch Huskey, a Lawton native and one of the last Mets players to wear Jackie Robinson’s No. 42, has died at 54. Local Governance: Oklahoma warns Tulsa and OKC they may have to repay nearly $900,000 tied to clearing homeless encampments under Operation SAFE. Sports Schedules: OSU men’s basketball releases its nonconference slate, and the Heartland Flyer gets new funding to keep running into 2027.
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