Discover how play shapes the way we learn, create, and engage with the world in this interactive workshop led by Dr. Emily Spivey, PhD, early childhood educator and co-author of Oklahoma’s Play to Learn Act.

This session examines play as a lifelong creative practice, highlighting its role in learning, curiosity, and the artistic process across all ages. Participants will explore how playful approaches can deepen creative thinking and support personal and artistic growth.

Only 20 spots available. $10 per person. Registration is required.

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Only 15 spots available per class. $25 per student. All materials included. Registration is required.

Discover creative expression through hands-on, age-appropriate art projects inspired by the work of Rosa Bonheur in this Saturday afternoon class designed for children ages 5–8.

This class introduces young artists to art-making through observation, storytelling, and playful experimentation, using Bonheur’s animal studies and expressive style as a starting point. Students will explore creativity at their own pace while developing confidence, curiosity, and foundational artistic skills in a supportive environment.

MEET YOUR TEACHER

Chelle brings over 25 years of experience teaching children and teens ages 2–18, with a deep love for hands-on artmaking and creative exploration. She is passionate about engaging young artists through arts and crafts, encouraging curiosity, confidence, and joyful experimentation. Her playful, crafty approach creates a welcoming environment where students of all ages can explore materials, express themselves, and have fun making art.

Only 15 spots available per class. $25 per student. All materials included. Registration is required.

Explore observation, storytelling, and expressive mark-making in this Saturday afternoon art class inspired by the work of Rosa Bonheur, designed for students ages 9–12.

This class builds on Bonheur’s detailed animal studies and dynamic compositions to help young artists strengthen drawing skills, visual analysis, and personal expression. Through guided projects and creative problem-solving, students will learn to translate what they see into artwork while developing confidence, focus, and a deeper understanding of artistic process in a supportive, exploratory setting.

MEET YOUR TEACHER

Chelle brings over 25 years of experience teaching children and teens ages 2–18, with a deep love for hands-on artmaking and creative exploration. She is passionate about engaging young artists through arts and crafts, encouraging curiosity, confidence, and joyful experimentation. Her playful, crafty approach creates a welcoming environment where students of all ages can explore materials, express themselves, and have fun making art.

Only 20 spots available. $175 per student. Registration is required.

Build confidence and clarity in your sound with this all-ages workshop designed for beginners and media creators looking to deepen their audio skills for video and podcasting.

This class supports both newcomers and experienced content creators who want to take a more intentional approach to audio. Participants will learn how to manage complex projects, organize sessions efficiently, and speed up their editing workflow. Topics include advanced audio and dialogue techniques, sound restoration, and loudness optimization for major platforms, with an emphasis on practical, real-world applications.

This workshop offers tools and strategies to improve sound quality, consistency, and professionalism across projects. Class will feature 1 hour and 30 minutes of lecture time, with a full hour of Q&A with practical answers for specific questions.

MEET YOUR TEACHER

Dr. Ioannis Andriotis is a composer, audio artist, and educator with over 20 years of professional experience working across classical music, film scoring, international biennials, and interactive performance. He has taught music composition, audio production, and music technology at the University of Oklahoma and Oklahoma State University, and has led numerous private and small-group courses focused specifically on audio for video. His work bridges creative practice and technical skill, offering students a grounded, real-world approach to sound for visual media and podcasting.

Friday, February 27, 2025 | 6:00 PM
📍 Oklahoma Film Exchange | Oklahoma City, OK

Uncanny Art House and the Oklahoma Film Exchange invite you to a special 4th Friday Film screening of David Lynch: The Art Life, hosted at the Oklahoma Film Exchange in Oklahoma City.

This intimate documentary offers a rare glimpse into David Lynch’s early years as a painter and storyteller, tracing the creative roots that shaped his singular cinematic vision. Through quiet moments in his studio and candid reflections on his artistic philosophy, The Art Life reveals the interplay between visual art, memory, and the subconscious.

Following the screening, the OFX team will lead a group discussion on artistic process, self-definition, and the delicate balance between discipline and experimentation that fuels creative life.

featured PANELISTS

Michael Horse (Twin Peaks)
Josh Fadem (Twin Peaks: The Return)
Julius (Uncanny Art House)
Chase Spivey (Uncanny Art House)

March 6, 2026
Doors 7:30 PM | Show 8:00 PM

🎟️ Tickets: $15 online / $20 at the door

Step inside the surreal world of In Dreams: A David Lynch Tribute for an evening of uncanny laughter and absurd humor. Comedy in the Black Lodge transforms the gallery into a dreamlike stage for three unforgettable performances.

James Nghiem

Known for his rhythmic delivery, comedic experimentation, and odd perspective, allowing him to approach topics from multiple angles and engage audiences in unexpected ways.

James tackles both the everyday and the almost-never with sharp wit. Filled with non sequitur logic, the seemingly random events that shape his act blur the line between silly and profound. His comedy is bizarre, entertaining, lighthearted, and always fun.

He runs the digital comedy label Robot Saves City, has opened for national headlining acts, and has appeared on several comedy podcasts, including No Fun Intended, alongside guests such as Paul F. Tompkins, Maria Bamford, Doug Benson, Kyle Kinane, Todd Barry, and Marc Maron.

The Martin Duprass

This husband-and-wife duo, known for their offbeat characters and DIY comedy, expanded a quarantine-born sketch into a 37-minute satire about internet fame, awkwardness, and social media chaos. They recently premiered their newest short comedy film, Awkward Gawker, at the Oklahoma Film Exchange on October 18. The film features an ensemble of Oklahoma’s outsider comedy scene and eccentric storytelling.

Jennifer Johnson

A rising Oklahoma comedian (Reweathering America), Jennifer Johnson’s dry wit and disarming honesty turn everyday experiences into sharp, hilarious observations. Her smart, grounded humor opens the night with just the right balance of warmth and weirdness.

Only 15 spots available per class. $25 per student. All materials included. Registration is required.

Explore bright colors, fun images, and creative play in this Saturday afternoon art class inspired by the work of Andy Warhol, designed for children ages 5–8.

This class introduces young artists to the basics of Pop Art through hands-on projects that focus on repetition, bold color, and familiar everyday imagery. Using Warhol’s playful style as inspiration, students will experiment with simple mixed-media techniques while expressing their own ideas and building confidence in making art that connects to the world around them.

MEET YOUR TEACHER

Chelle brings over 25 years of experience teaching children and teens ages 2–18, with a deep love for hands-on artmaking and creative exploration. She is passionate about engaging young artists through arts and crafts, encouraging curiosity, confidence, and joyful experimentation. Her playful, crafty approach creates a welcoming environment where students of all ages can explore materials, express themselves, and have fun making art.

Only 15 spots available per class. $25 per student. All materials included. Registration is required.

Discover bold ideas and creative experimentation in this Saturday afternoon art class inspired by the work of Andy Warhol, designed for students ages 9–12.

This class introduces young artists to Pop Art concepts through hands-on projects that explore repetition, color, popular culture, and personal expression. Using Warhol’s approach as a reference point, students will experiment with mixed media techniques while learning how art can reflect identity, culture, and everyday life.

MEET YOUR TEACHER

Chelle brings over 25 years of experience teaching children and teens ages 2–18, with a deep love for hands-on artmaking and creative exploration. She is passionate about engaging young artists through arts and crafts, encouraging curiosity, confidence, and joyful experimentation. Her playful, crafty approach creates a welcoming environment where students of all ages can explore materials, express themselves, and have fun making art.

Only 15 spots available per class. $25 per student. All materials included. Registration is required.

Discover color, balance, and creative play in this Saturday afternoon art class inspired by the abstract work of Piet Mondrian, designed for children ages 5–8.

This class introduces young artists to abstract art through hands-on projects exploring primary colors, lines, shapes, and composition. Using Mondrian’s iconic style as a starting point, students will experiment with structure and freedom while developing visual awareness, problem-solving skills, and creative confidence in a playful, supportive environment.

MEET YOUR TEACHER

Chelle brings over 25 years of experience teaching children and teens ages 2–18, with a deep love for hands-on artmaking and creative exploration. She is passionate about engaging young artists through arts and crafts, encouraging curiosity, confidence, and joyful experimentation. Her playful, crafty approach creates a welcoming environment where students of all ages can explore materials, express themselves, and have fun making art.

Only 15 spots available per class. $25 per student. All materials included. Registration is required.

Explore structure, rhythm, and visual decision-making in this Saturday afternoon art class inspired by the abstract work of Piet Mondrian, designed for students ages 9–12.

This class invites students to dive deeper into abstraction by working with line, color relationships, grid systems, and composition. Using Mondrian’s iconic style as a reference, students will balance order and experimentation while strengthening problem-solving skills, visual awareness, and confidence in making intentional artistic choices.

MEET YOUR TEACHER

Chelle brings over 25 years of experience teaching children and teens ages 2–18, with a deep love for hands-on artmaking and creative exploration. She is passionate about engaging young artists through arts and crafts, encouraging curiosity, confidence, and joyful experimentation. Her playful, crafty approach creates a welcoming environment where students of all ages can explore materials, express themselves, and have fun making art.

Only 16 spots available. all ages. $100 per student. Registration is required.

Discover how strong photographic ideas are formed in this conceptual photography workshop led by Alex Eischeid, Uncanny Art House’s exhibiting artist for the month of March.

This first session focuses on concept development for photography. Participants will explore intention, narrative, symbolism, and visual planning, learning how to shape an idea before picking up the camera. Through discussion and examples, students will examine how conceptual decisions guide composition, lighting, and execution.

This session is open to all ages and is part one of a two-session workshop series.

MEET YOUR TEACHER

Alex Eischeid is a conceptual photographer whose work explores perception, constructed imagery, and creative process. As Uncanny Art House’s March exhibiting artist, Alex brings insight into how photographic ideas are developed, refined, and translated into compelling visual work.

Only 16 spots available. All Ages. $100 per person. Registration is required.

Continue the creative process in this second session of the conceptual photography workshop with Alex Eischeid, focused on bringing photographic ideas into reality.

This session centers on execution and demonstration. Participants will observe how a developed concept is translated into a finished photograph, including setup, decision-making, and problem-solving in real time. Following the workshop, participants will receive access to a recorded edit of the final image, allowing them to revisit techniques and workflows at their own pace.

This session is open to all ages and is part two of a two-session workshop series. Advance registration is required.

MEET YOUR TEACHER

Alex Eischeid is a conceptual photographer and March exhibiting artist at Uncanny Art House. His work emphasizes intentional image-making and thoughtful execution, offering students a clear view into how conceptual photographs are constructed and refined through both shooting and editing.

Only 15 spots available per class. $25 per student. All materials included. Registration is required.

Learn about color, dots, and picture-building in this Saturday afternoon art class inspired by the work of Georges Seurat, designed for children ages 5–8.

This class introduces young artists to pointillism through playful, hands-on projects that use dots, patterns, and bright color combinations to create images. By exploring repetition and simple color relationships, students will build focus, fine motor skills, and creative confidence while discovering how many small marks can come together to make something exciting and new.

MEET YOUR TEACHER

Chelle brings over 25 years of experience teaching children and teens ages 2–18, with a deep love for hands-on artmaking and creative exploration. She is passionate about engaging young artists through arts and crafts, encouraging curiosity, confidence, and joyful experimentation. Her playful, crafty approach creates a welcoming environment where students of all ages can explore materials, express themselves, and have fun making art.

Only 15 spots available per class. $25 per student. All materials included. Registration is required.

Discover patience, observation, and creative technique in this Saturday afternoon art class inspired by the work of Georges Seurat, designed for students ages 9–12.

This class introduces young artists to pointillism and color theory through hands-on projects that explore how small marks, repetition, and color relationships can build complex images. Using Seurat’s method as a foundation, students will experiment with technique, focus, and visual perception while developing confidence and intentionality in their art making.

MEET YOUR TEACHER

Chelle brings over 25 years of experience teaching children and teens ages 2–18, with a deep love for hands-on artmaking and creative exploration. She is passionate about engaging young artists through arts and crafts, encouraging curiosity, confidence, and joyful experimentation. Her playful, crafty approach creates a welcoming environment where students of all ages can explore materials, express themselves, and have fun making art.

Only 6 spots available per class. $200 per student. All materials included. Registration is required.

This four-week painting series offers an immersive introduction to intuitive abstraction, guiding students through the process of creating one cohesive abstract painting shaped by presence, emotion, and embodied creativity. Open to all experience levels, the course centers on exploration and emotional translation rather than technical perfection. Each session begins with a brief grounding meditation to calm the nervous system and create a supportive, focused space for creative flow.

Week 1: Inspiration & Foundation

The opening class establishes the energetic and creative groundwork for the entire series. Students will begin with a grounding meditation to connect with the body and inner imagery, followed by reflective journaling to uncover a personal source of inspiration. The session will also explore color mixing and how color carries emotional and energetic resonance. Students will then begin their abstract painting, using intention and intuitive movement to lay the foundation for the work they will continue to develop throughout the series.

Energetic Support (Optional):
Participants may choose to receive gentle Reiki energy as part of the course by opting in during registration. This optional group Reiki offering is designed to support creative flow, emotional openness, and a sense of ease during the art-making process, and will be provided only to those who elect to participate.

MEET YOUR TEACHER

Carla Corley is an artist, astrologer, and intuitive creator whose work blends fine art, spiritual symbolism, and energetic intention. A graduate of Oklahoma City Community College with an Associate of Fine Arts, she has served as an Artist-in-Residence at the Oklahoma School of Science and Mathematics and Classen School of Advanced Studies. Through art and handcrafted crystal jewelry, Carla creates pieces centered on healing, empowerment, and personal transformation, inviting deeper connection, clarity, and renewal.

Only 6 spots available per class. $200 per student. All materials included. Registration is required.

This four-week painting series continues as a slow, intentional exploration of intuitive abstraction, inviting students to remain in relationship with a single artwork as it evolves over time. Rather than rushing toward a finished result, the class emphasizes presence, responsiveness, and trust in the creative process, allowing the painting to grow, shift, and mature through ongoing engagement.

Weeks 2–4: Developing the Work

The remaining sessions focus on deepening and completing the painting through guided exploration. Students will practice translating emotion and inner experience onto the canvas while building movement, texture, and visual depth. Instruction will support thoughtful layering, contrast, and decision-making, encouraging students to trust the unfolding of the work. Throughout these weeks, the emphasis remains on staying present with the process and allowing the artwork to reveal itself naturally over time.

Energetic Support (Optional):
Participants may choose to receive gentle Reiki energy as part of the course by opting in during registration. This optional group Reiki offering is designed to support creative flow, emotional openness, and a sense of ease during the art-making process, and will be provided only to those who elect to participate.

MEET YOUR TEACHER

Carla Corley is an artist, astrologer, and intuitive creator whose work blends fine art, spiritual symbolism, and energetic intention. A graduate of Oklahoma City Community College with an Associate of Fine Arts, she has served as an Artist-in-Residence at the Oklahoma School of Science and Mathematics and Classen School of Advanced Studies. Through art and handcrafted crystal jewelry, Carla creates pieces centered on healing, empowerment, and personal transformation, inviting deeper connection, clarity, and renewal.

Only 6 spots available per class. $200 per student. All materials included. Registration is required.

This four-week painting series continues as a slow, intentional exploration of intuitive abstraction, inviting students to remain in relationship with a single artwork as it evolves over time. Rather than rushing toward a finished result, the class emphasizes presence, responsiveness, and trust in the creative process, allowing the painting to grow, shift, and mature through ongoing engagement.

Weeks 2–4: Developing the Work

The remaining sessions focus on deepening and completing the painting through guided exploration. Students will practice translating emotion and inner experience onto the canvas while building movement, texture, and visual depth. Instruction will support thoughtful layering, contrast, and decision-making, encouraging students to trust the unfolding of the work. Throughout these weeks, the emphasis remains on staying present with the process and allowing the artwork to reveal itself naturally over time.

Energetic Support (Optional):
Participants may choose to receive gentle Reiki energy as part of the course by opting in during registration. This optional group Reiki offering is designed to support creative flow, emotional openness, and a sense of ease during the art-making process, and will be provided only to those who elect to participate.

MEET YOUR TEACHER

Carla Corley is an artist, astrologer, and intuitive creator whose work blends fine art, spiritual symbolism, and energetic intention. A graduate of Oklahoma City Community College with an Associate of Fine Arts, she has served as an Artist-in-Residence at the Oklahoma School of Science and Mathematics and Classen School of Advanced Studies. Through art and handcrafted crystal jewelry, Carla creates pieces centered on healing, empowerment, and personal transformation, inviting deeper connection, clarity, and renewal.

Only 6 spots available per class. $200 per student. All materials included. Registration is required.

This four-week painting series continues as a slow, intentional exploration of intuitive abstraction, inviting students to remain in relationship with a single artwork as it evolves over time. Rather than rushing toward a finished result, the class emphasizes presence, responsiveness, and trust in the creative process, allowing the painting to grow, shift, and mature through ongoing engagement.

Weeks 2–4: Developing the Work

The remaining sessions focus on deepening and completing the painting through guided exploration. Students will practice translating emotion and inner experience onto the canvas while building movement, texture, and visual depth. Instruction will support thoughtful layering, contrast, and decision-making, encouraging students to trust the unfolding of the work. Throughout these weeks, the emphasis remains on staying present with the process and allowing the artwork to reveal itself naturally over time.

Energetic Support (Optional):
Participants may choose to receive gentle Reiki energy as part of the course by opting in during registration. This optional group Reiki offering is designed to support creative flow, emotional openness, and a sense of ease during the art-making process, and will be provided only to those who elect to participate.

MEET YOUR TEACHER

Carla Corley is an artist, astrologer, and intuitive creator whose work blends fine art, spiritual symbolism, and energetic intention. A graduate of Oklahoma City Community College with an Associate of Fine Arts, she has served as an Artist-in-Residence at the Oklahoma School of Science and Mathematics and Classen School of Advanced Studies. Through art and handcrafted crystal jewelry, Carla creates pieces centered on healing, empowerment, and personal transformation, inviting deeper connection, clarity, and renewal.