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The permanent exhibit will allow the
“ladies” to be staged (quite literally) in miniature theater settings of
scenes from around |
Dr. Angie Debo |
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A
combination of both large and small stages complete with scenery and lighting
will depict scenes such as the State Capitol, the Governor’s Mansion, the
Marland Mansion, the gardens at Philbrook Museum in Tulsa, proscenium settings
for the 5 Indian ballerinas, the 5 Miss Americas, and the 5 Miss Indian USA’s,
as well as early territorial scenes as needed.
Richard Ellis, noted
An estimate of 2,000-3,000 square feet for
the permanent museum settings will allow visitors, especially whole classes of
school children, to see
This grouping will be quite unique; there is
only one other exhibit in the
You have had
the opportunity to hear about this fascinating project and perhaps you have
thought of and envisioned a person who should be honored by
Feel free to contact the artist
and discuss your ideas with her...
Jaymie Mathena
By
Phone: 918-782-2049
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