By Brandy McDonnellA version of this story appears in the Sunday Life section of The Oklahoman. Keeping the 'Momentum': More than 50 rising stars on Oklahoma's art scene are getting their chance to shine this spring.The Oklahoma Visual Arts Coalition isn't letting COVID-19 derail its "Momentum," the nonprofit organization's annual showcase for artists 30 and younger from around the state.In response to the ongoing pandemic and in the hopes of exhibiting the eclectic works safely for artists and audiences, OVAC is showing "Momentum" at two locations: The exhibition will be on view Wednesday-March 27 at MAINSITE Contemporary Art in Norman before traveling to Tulsa for an April 2-23 showcase at Living Arts of Tulsa."Last year, we went from 'Momentum' to 'Slow-mentum,' where initially we were going have it open to the public but very limited ...Read more on NewsOK.com
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