Myriad Gardens In OKC To Host Exhibit Showcasing Black Artists

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Myriad Gardens In OKC To Host Exhibit Showcasing Black Artists

Myriad Gardens In OKC To Host Exhibit Showcasing Black Artists

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From now until March 2nd you can head to the Myriad Gardens to see the exhibit "Still Here: The Cosmology of Black Resilience An Interdisciplinary Art Exhibition".

Artists Marie Casimir and Ebony Iman Dallas joined News 9 on Saturday to talk about how they made this happen and what they hope people will take away from the exhibit. For More Information about the Myriad Gardens CLICK HERE

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