ARTISTS
On Exhibit in the
Glenna & Richard Tanenbaum Gallery
Yvita Crider
My inspiration for jewelry design was born out of a dream…quite literally.
The interaction of shapes, color, light, and texture speaks to me. They tell a story and describe a journey.
I love incorporating this into my art and displaying the natural beauty of metals and stones that exude rich colors when subjected to pressure and heat. Each crack and imperfection amplify its intrigue and aesthetic. I believe this is illustrative of our lives.
My hope is that my jewelry enhances the expressive quality of those wearing it.
Since creating my first pair of earrings until now I have designed collections for individual clientele, boutiques and jewelry shows from Detroit, Michigan to Geneva, Switzerland to the place where I now call home, Oklahoma City.
Albert Bostick
As a visual artist my images reflect the duality of my Southern-American and African heritage and the social, political religious, literary and artistic quests of my ancestors and elders of the Black/African Diaspora. The subjects of my paintings are derived from the histories, stories, lives, dilemmas, and beautiful triumphs of being Black and with Afrocentric roots.
My color palette ranges from the brilliant jewel tones of African textiles to the warm earth tones of southern terrain, the red clay and browns of the banks of the Mississippi, the emeralds and gray-greens of the Spanish moss laden oaks, and blue-black earth of Louisiana. My art is the result of irritations in my culture (the way sand is the irritation to an oyster) – the result is a pearl!
Actors in the Current Production on
the Inasmuch Foundation Stage
C.W. Bardsher
George
Albert Bostick
Supt. of Angels, et al
K. DerRon Vinson
Ernie, et al
Chelsea McIntire
Violet, et al
Shelly Harmon
Mary
Barry Thurman
Uncle Billy, et al
Don Reece
Clarence
Neal Risenhoover
Mr. Potter, et al
Robert Benton
Gower, et al
Shawn Witcher
Ma Bailey, et al
Randall Wing
Pop Bailey, et al
Kristy Salisbury
Mrs. Hatch, et al
Lola Doolittle
Live SFX
Rhonda Clark
Director
Jason Brackenridge
Stage Manager
CONTACT INFORMATION
business@carpentersquare.com
405-232-6500
1009 West Reno
Oklahoma City, OK 73106
Located on the north side of the street just east
of the intersection of Reno and Western
(between Western on the west and Oklahoma City Blvd on the east.)