Conceptual photography with Alex Eischeid
Registration: $100 per student
Dates: Monday, March 23 & Wednesday, March 25, 2026
Time: 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM
Capacity: 16 participants
This two-session workshop explores how strong photographic ideas are formed and translated into finished images. Led by Alex Eischeid, Uncanny Art House’s exhibiting artist for the month of March, the class focuses on concept-driven photography rather than technical instruction alone.
Session One: Concept Development (March 23)
The first session centers on shaping photographic ideas before picking up the camera. Participants will explore intention, narrative, symbolism, and visual planning, examining how conceptual decisions influence composition, lighting, and execution. Discussion and examples will guide students through building a clear creative framework for their work.
Session Two: Execution & Demonstration (March 25)
The second session focuses on translating a developed concept into a finished photograph. Participants will observe real-time setup, decision-making, and problem-solving as the image is created. After the workshop, attendees will receive access to a recorded edit of the final image, allowing them to revisit techniques and workflows at their own pace.
This workshop is ideal for photographers interested in strengthening their conceptual thinking and understanding how ideas evolve into cohesive visual work.
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.
4th Friday Films: The B-Side Elsa Dorfman's Portrait Photography
Friday, March 27, 2026 | 6:00 PM
📍 Uncanny Art House | 106 E Main St, Norman, OK
This intimate documentary offers a thoughtful portrait of photographer Elsa Dorfman, reflecting on her fifty-year career behind the camera. Filmed after her retirement, the documentary follows Dorfman as she revisits her archive, sharing personal stories and artistic insights tied to the images she created.
Best known for her large-format Polaroid portraits, Dorfman photographed writers, artists, and cultural figures including Allen Ginsberg, Anaïs Nin, W. H. Auden, Audre Lorde, and Anne Sexton, along with countless families and friends. The film explores her early black-and-white work, her connections to the Beat literary scene, and her deep love for the 20x24 Polaroid camera, one of only a handful ever produced.
Through humor, memory, and reflection, The B-Side becomes not only a study of photography, but a meditation on time, friendship, loss, and the meaning of making images.
This screening continues our 4th Friday Film series, highlighting artists and filmmakers whose work explores process, identity, and creative life.
About 4th friday films
4th Friday Films is a film screening series in partnership with Pioneer Library System and Uncanny Art House to bring educational screenings and films to downtown Norman, Oklahoma. The films we screen are based on the current exhibition and are free and open to the public with a discussion following each each showing.
For more information, follow us on Facebook or Instagram and stay updated on all our events and exhibitions.
Music Production Workshop
Only 20 spots available. $100 per student. Registration is required.
This class has 2 scholarship spots available. You can e-mail us at admin@uncannyarthouse.com to claim the scholarship. These are first come, first serve.
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This workshop is built for artists and creators who want to better understand how their recordings actually translate. Whether you write songs at home, track full bands, or engineer your own sessions, this class is designed to sharpen your listening, strengthen your decision-making, and help you make more intentional choices from the start of the recording process.
This session breaks down the practical realities of capturing and shaping sound. Participants will explore how room acoustics influence perception, how to use practical theory to guide gear selection and editing decisions, and how microphones, preamps, and signal chains affect artistic outcomes. In-depth discussion will cover microphone types, placement strategies, common pitfalls, and best practices, with an emphasis on capturing a strong mix during the recording session.
The workshop also introduces the fundamentals of mixing, a deeper look on in depth dynamic processing (not just compressors) and how to think critically about compression and balance, and an overview of deliverables and loudness standards for modern platforms. The session concludes with an open Q&A, offering space for practical questions and real-world problem solving.
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.
Audio for Video & Podcast Production with Dr. Ioannis Andriotis
Only 20 spots available. $100 per student. Registration is required.
This class has 1 scholarship spot available. You can e-mail us at admin@uncannyarthouse.com to claim the scholarship. These are first come, first serve.
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This session helps participants refine their technical skills while developing a more thoughtful and strategic approach to sound.
Attendees will explore efficient project organization, streamlined editing practices, and techniques for handling dialogue, noise reduction, and sound repair. The workshop also covers loudness standards and delivery requirements for major platforms, grounding each topic in practical, real-world workflows used in professional media environments.
Participants will leave with actionable methods to elevate clarity, polish, and consistency across their projects. The session includes approximately 90 minutes of structured instruction followed by an extended Q&A period dedicated to addressing individual questions and specific production challenges.
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.
Monoprinting with Gel Plates
Only 12 spots available per class. $150 per student. All materials included. Registration is required.
Deadling to enroll: March 29
CLASS SCHEDULE
APRIL 2 & 3
6PM - 9PM
This adult workshop is split into two three hour sessions on April 2 and April 3 beginning at 6 PM each evening.
In this class, students will learn how to create monotype prints using acrylic paint and gel plates. Through step by step instruction, participants will pull prints from magazine images and their own photographs, along with demonstrations on printing with mixed media, found objects, and collage elements.
Over the two days, students will build a strong foundation in gel plate printing and gain the confidence to continue developing their printmaking practice. The workshop is designed for artists working across a range of mediums who are interested in expanding their process through print.
Each student will leave with multiple original prints, as well as their own gel plate and brayer to continue working beyond the class.
MEET YOUR TEACHER
VC Torneden is a multidisciplinary artist whose practice spans painting, drawing, printmaking, and photography. Their formal training includes studies at the University of New Orleans and Memphis College of Art, complemented by professional experience in illustration, graphic design, and photojournalism.
Raised by a public school teacher, VC developed an early connection to education, working as a teaching assistant in their youth and later teaching ESL in the United States and abroad. While they do not typically pursue traditional art instruction, they are especially drawn to the exploratory and playful nature of teaching experimental processes such as gel plate printmaking.
Meditative Painting Class: Abstract Expression with Carla Corley
Registration: $200 per student
Capacity: 6 participants
All materials included. Registration covers all four sessions
This four-week painting series offers an immersive introduction to intuitive abstraction, guiding participants through the creation of one cohesive abstract painting shaped by presence, emotion, and embodied creativity. Open to all experience levels, the course prioritizes exploration and emotional translation over technical perfection.
Each session begins with a brief grounding meditation to settle the nervous system and establish a calm, supportive space for creative flow.
Week 1: Inspiration & Foundation
The opening session focuses on setting the energetic and creative groundwork for the series. Students will engage in meditation and reflective journaling to identify personal sources of inspiration, explore color mixing and emotional resonance, and begin their painting using intuitive movement and intention.
Weeks 2–4: Developing the Work
The remaining sessions guide students through deepening and completing the painting. Instruction supports layering, texture, contrast, and thoughtful decision-making while encouraging trust in the unfolding process. Emphasis remains on staying present, listening to the work, and allowing the image to evolve naturally over time.
This course is ideal for artists seeking a slower, more reflective approach to painting and those interested in integrating mindfulness into their creative practice.
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.
ECAB ‘WATER’S WORTH IT’ Student Poster Contest and Exhibit
Submissions open until March 13, 2026 for students K-5th Grade. send an email to Michele.Loudenback@NormanOK.gov or call (405)292-9731 to learn how to submit
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Uncanny Art House is proud to host the public showcase of student artwork submitted to the 2026 WATER’S WORTH IT! Poster Contest, presented by the Environmental Control Advisory Board of the City of Norman.
Throughout April Art Walk and that weekend, community members are invited to view a vibrant exhibition of posters created by Norman elementary students (K–5) exploring themes of water conservation and environmental stewardship.
Community Voting During Art Walk
Cast your vote for the People’s Choice Award starting on Friday, April 10. Voting will remain open during gallery hours through April 12. This special community-selected award is new for 2026 and gives visitors the opportunity to celebrate the creativity and environmental awareness of Norman’s youngest artists.
Awards & Recognition
Prizes will be awarded to both students and teachers, including:
Student Awards: Gift cards for top submissions in grade categories K–1, 2–3, and 4–5
People’s Choice Award: Gift cards for both the winning student and their teacher
Teacher Participation Incentives: Gift cards for early participation and highest classroom engagement
The Grand Prize Winner will have their design featured as the official T-shirt graphic for the City of Norman’s Earth Day Festival and will be recognized at the festival on April 26, 2026, at Reeves Park.
This exhibition is a celebration of creativity, sustainability, and community engagement. We invite families, educators, and neighbors to experience the artwork, support student artists, and participate in shaping this year’s People’s Choice selection.
NMF and Chill VIP Lounge
Uncanny Art House is proud to serve once again as an official VIP host space during Norman Music Festival, taking place April 24–25, 2026 in Downtown Norman.
NMF 2026 VIP SPACE HOURS
FRIDAY
6PM-9PM
SATURDAY
2PM-9PM
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This year’s VIP experience shifts into a relaxed listening lounge atmosphere designed as a comfortable retreat in the middle of the festival weekend. The space will feel more like a curated living room than a traditional hospitality suite, offering a place to slow down, recharge, and connect.
Inside the VIP lounge, guests can unwind in a dedicated vinyl listening room featuring a turntable spinning Oklahoma artists and regional records. An open bar will be available throughout the event, serving specialty canned cocktails from Surfside Seltzers. A curated charcuterie spread will also be provided, alongside ample tables, chairs, and soft seating arranged with comfort and conversation in mind.
exhibition On Display during NMF weekend
The space will also highlight emerging creative voices from the University of Oklahoma. Works by OU BFA and OU Arts, Culture, and Technology BFA students will be installed throughout the VIP area, featuring multimedia, painting, and sculptural pieces, with additional details to be announced.
Get the photo exclusive
In addition, exclusive Norman Music Festival photo prints by longtime festival photographer Dylan Johnson will be available for purchase, along with selections from his Norman Music Festival photo book collection.
The Uncanny Art House VIP space offers festival attendees a thoughtful blend of music culture, visual art, and laid back hospitality, creating a comfortable home base within the energy of the weekend.
4th Friday Films: Pussy Riot A Punk Prayer
Friday, MaY 22, 2026 | 6:00 PM
📍 Uncanny Art House | 106 E Main St, Norman, OK
This gripping documentary examines the arrest, trial, and sentencing of members of the Russian feminist punk collective Pussy Riot following their 2012 protest performance inside Moscow’s Cathedral of Christ the Savior. Using courtroom footage and interviews with family members, the film documents the global controversy that followed and the broader questions it raised about free expression, political dissent, religion, and state power.
At the center of the story are Nadezhda Tolokonnikova, Maria Alyokhina, and Yekaterina Samutsevich, whose prosecution sparked international outcry and support from artists and human rights organizations around the world.
Pussy Riot: A Punk Prayer is both a courtroom drama and a portrait of artistic protest under pressure, continuing our 4th Friday Film series spotlighting artists and movements that challenge cultural and political norms.
About 4th friday films
4th Friday Films is a film screening series in partnership with Pioneer Library System and Uncanny Art House to bring educational screenings and films to downtown Norman, Oklahoma. The films we screen are based on the current exhibition and are free and open to the public with a discussion following each each showing.
For more information, follow us on Facebook or Instagram and stay updated on all our events and exhibitions.
Music Video Summer Camp (10-17)
Only 10 spots available per class. $200 per student. All equipment included. Registration is required.
Camp Schedule
Session 1: Ages 10–13
June 1–June 5
1PM - 4PM Everyday
Deadline to register: May 25
Session 2: Ages 14–17
June 15–June 19
1PM - 4PM Everyday
Deadline to register: June 8
In this immersive summer camp, students spend a full week creating a music video from start to finish in each session. Using a song provided by a local artist, participants will work through the entire creative process, from developing a concept to filming and editing a completed video.
Students will learn how to interpret music visually, brainstorm ideas, create storyboards, plan shoots, and work as part of an on-set production team. The camp offers a real production experience that balances creative exploration with technical skill-building. All gear is provided, and students of all experience levels are welcome.
Each session ends with a Friday family screening at 4:00 PM, where campers present their finished music video and talk through their creative process.
MEET YOUR TEACHERS
The camp is taught by Chase Spivey and Julius of Uncanny Media, professional filmmakers who have produced music videos for dozens of artists and bring years of industry experience into the classroom. Small group instruction ensures hands-on learning and individual support throughout the week.
What Creatives Need to Know about Money with Peggy Doviak
This is a free workshop. No registration is required.
This free, public workshop offers a practical introduction to financial concepts creatives encounter throughout their careers. Designed to be accessible and encouraging, the session focuses on building confidence around money while providing tools that can be applied immediately.
Led by Peggy Doviak of DM Wealth Management, the workshop draws from lessons in her book 52 Weeks to Fearless. Topics may include financial mindset, goal setting, budgeting basics, and developing sustainable habits that support long-term creative work.
This session is ideal for artists, freelancers, and creatives at any stage who want a clearer understanding of money without jargon or pressure. No prior financial knowledge is required.
MEET YOUR TEACHER
Peggy Doviak is a Certified Financial Planner practitioner, best-selling personal finance author, and financial consumer advocate. A former corporate trainer, she shifted careers after seeing firsthand how vulnerable families can be without clear guidance. She is the host of the radio show and podcast Ask Peggy About Your Money and has spent years teaching CFP certification courses and advocating for consumer protection in financial planning.
Mini Masters Art Series (ages 5-12)
Only 15 spots available per class. $25 per student. All materials included. Registration is required.
Class Schedule
Ages 5–8: 3:00 PM – 4:00 PM
Ages 9–12: 4:30 PM – 5:30 PM
Parents are welcome drop off their child or accompany them during the class at no extra cost.
Each class has 1 scholarship spot available per age group. You can e-mail us at admin@uncannyarthouse.com to claim the scholarship. These are first come, first serve.
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Mini Masters is a Saturday art series designed for children ages 5–12, with classes divided by age group to support different learning stages. Families may register for individual classes or enroll in multiple sessions throughout the series.
This session introduces students to Pop Art through the colorful, playful lens of Andy Warhol. Young artists will explore bold color, repetition, and familiar imagery while creating hands-on mixed-media projects inspired by everyday objects and visual culture. The class emphasizes creative exploration and self-expression in a supportive, fun environment.
Classes are separated by age group to ensure instruction is developmentally appropriate, with each session guided step-by-step while leaving room for individual ideas and experimentation.
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.
Comedy in the Black Lodge with James Nghiem
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.
4th Friday Films: The Art Life with David Lynch
VIRTUAL PANEL AFTER SCREENING
Virtual attendees will be able to see the live on this page once the screening concludes and will be able to discuss and interact with Uncanny Art House about the screening during the panel.
Friday, February 27, 2025 | 7:00 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
Virtual Guests via Zoom
Michael Horse (Twin Peaks)
George Griffith (Twin Peaks: The Return)
Eric J. Edelstein (Twin Peaks: The Return)
Sabrina Sutherland (Producer on Twin Peaks, Inland Empire, and Twin Peaks: The Return)
In-Person Guests
Josh Fadem (Twin Peaks: The Return)
Chase Spivey (Uncanny Art House)
Advanced Audio Production with Dr. Ioannis Andriotis
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.
Get Your Play Back with Dr. Emily Spivey
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.
MEET YOUR TEACHER
More details soon!
4th Friday Films: Los Angeles Plays Itself
This event has been moved to a virtual space due to inclement weather. You can join our Discord below where we will be livestreaming the film.
Friday, January 23, 2025 | 6:00 PM
📍 Uncanny Art House | VIRTUAL EVENT
In partnership with the Oklahoma Film Exchange, Uncanny Art House presents a special 4th Friday Film screening of Los Angeles Plays Itself. The film features the work of David Lynch and other filmmakers who have shaped the cinematic mythology of the city.
This acclaimed documentary by Thom Andersen explores how Los Angeles has been represented, reimagined, and mythologized on screen. From noir alleyways to dreamy suburbs, it’s a reflection on the blurred line between the real and the imagined.
Following the screening, the Oklahoma Film Exchange team will lead a panel discussion on the film’s themes, its influence on Lynch’s work, and how place and identity inform cinematic storytelling.
Come early for popcorn, stay for the conversation, and experience an evening where film, art, and dialogue intersect. This event is free and open to the public. Our friends from the library will be present with relevant books and information on how to get a library card!
About 4th friday films
4th Friday Films is a film screening series in partnership with Pioneer Library System and Uncanny Art House to bring educational screenings and films to downtown Norman, Oklahoma. The films we screen are based on the current exhibition and are free and open to the public with a discussion following each each showing.
For more information, follow us on Facebook or Instagram and stay updated on all our events and exhibitions.
ASK Workshop: Exhibition Ready with OVAC
December 2, 2025 | 5–8 PM
📍 The Depot – 200 S. Jones Ave, Norman, OK 73069
Uncanny Art House is proud to partner with the Oklahoma Visual Arts Coalition (OVAC), The Depot, and Paseo Arts Association for an evening dedicated to helping artists prepare for exhibitions—accessibly, affordably, and with confidence.
The event begins with in-person artist networking from 5–6 PM, followed by a hands-on workshop that covers everything from framing and installation hardware to business cards, websites, and self-promotion.
As part of the evening, our creative director, Chase Spivey will lead a focused lecture on marketing for artists, sharing key insights into building relationships with galleries and understanding the value of collaborative promotion. Chase will explore how partnering with a gallery or exhibition can amplify an artist’s reach, strengthen professional connections, and generate lasting interest in their work.
A free livestream of the workshop will be available on OVAC’s YouTube channel courtesy of Uncanny Media, making this resource accessible to artists across Oklahoma and beyond. Each partner organization will also share updates on their upcoming applications and artist opportunities.
About This Series
This workshop series is a collaborative effort between creative organizations in the metro, created to strengthen the bridge between artists and the institutions that support their work.
Each organization plays a unique role in Oklahoma’s creative ecosystem from offering exhibition opportunities, educational programs, and community resources. Together, they’ve developed this series to foster greater understanding across the spaces that house artists and the artists themselves.
Ultimately, this series reflects a collective belief: that when artists and art spaces work together with clarity, respect, and shared purpose, the entire creative economy grows stronger.
Closing Reception: In the Company of Paintings
Uncanny Art House is hosting the closing reception of In the Company of Paintings Saturday, November 1 from 6PM to 8PM. This is the final weekend to experience this immersive exhibition by James M. Bond.
Light refreshments and snacks will be provided as we gather to celebrate the artist and the journey this exhibition has taken over the past month.
About Uncanny Art House
Uncanny Art House is an independent, artist-run gallery and creative space dedicated to fostering collaboration, supporting local artists, and promoting the visual arts. Located in the heart of Norman, Oklahoma, Uncanny Art House is a hub for creativity, community, and innovation.
For more information, follow us on Facebook or Instagram and stay updated on all our events and exhibitions.
4th Friday Films: Nosferatu
Uncanny Art House is getting into the spirit of Halloween with a vintage screening of Nosferatu (1922), presented inside the immersive setting of In the Company of Paintings by James Bond.
This silent horror classic will be shown in the transformed gallery space, amplifying its eerie, cinematic tone and aligning perfectly with the themes of the exhibition.
This event is free and open to the public. Bring your love of early cinema, moody lighting, and atmospheric storytelling for a film night that bridges art and experience.
About 4th friday films
4th Friday Films is a film screening series in partnership with Pioneer Library System and Uncanny Art House to bring educational screenings and films to downtown Norman, Oklahoma. The films we screen are based on the current exhibition and are free and open to the public with a discussion following each each showing.
For more information, follow us on Facebook or Instagram and stay updated on all our events and exhibitions.
Artist Talk with James Bond
We will be hosting a guided walkthrough and conversation with featured artist James M. Bond during the month of October.
This Q&A explores the visual language, process, and themes behind In the Company of Paintings. Gain insights into the show's immersive elements and the symbolism embedded in each piece.
Whether you are an artist, student, or enthusiast, this is a unique opportunity to hear directly from the creator and engage with the concepts behind the work.
Seating is limited and early arrival is encouraged. This event is followed by our Uncanny Art Hang where we make art together and enjoy the atmosphere of the exhibition.
side by side closing reception
If you missed the opening of Side by Side, here is your final chance to experience this vibrant double exhibition featuring the works of Oklahoma artists ThruMyEyez and Kyle Riggall. Join us at Uncanny Art House for a closing reception on Sunday, September 28 from 6 to 9 PM.
The evening offers one last look at this colorful and imaginative showcase, with the opportunity to view new and unreleased pieces from both artists. A limited number of free poster prints from ThruMyEyez are still available for attendees while supplies last.
Do not miss the closing night of Side by Side, a celebration of creativity, community, and bold artistic vision.
4th Friday Films: Art Spiegelman: Disaster Is My Muse
Join us for a special screening of the documentary Art Spiegelman: Disaster Is My Muse, a deep dive into the mind of the legendary Maus creator. This intimate film explores Spiegelman's lifelong obsession with trauma, memory, and the grotesque, tracing how disaster has fueled his most iconic and subversive work.
From underground comix to Pulitzer recognition, Spiegelman's career reflects a restless drive to confront the darkest corners of personal and collective history, always with biting wit and bold visual storytelling.
About 4th friday films
4th Friday Films is a film screening series in partnership with Pioneer Library System and Uncanny Art House to bring educational screenings and films to downtown Norman, Oklahoma. The films we screen are based on the current exhibition and are free and open to the public with a discussion following each each showing.
For more information, follow us on Facebook or Instagram and stay updated on all our events and exhibitions.