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The American School “Renegades” Exhibition Opens at Bizzell Memorial Library

A curator talking to a group of students in a gallery of an exhibition

The American School “Renegades” Exhibition Opens at Bizzell Memorial Library


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September 24, 2018

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“Renegades: Bruce Goff and the American School of Architecture at Bizzell” features selections from The American School archive, including drawings and virtual tours of three residences designed by Bruce Goff, rendered by Skyline Ink of Oklahoma City. The exhibition opened on Saturday, Sept. 22, with public tours attended by students, faculty, alumni, and many gameday-goers.

“Renegades” will be on display until July 29, 2019 on Level 1 of Bizzell Memorial Library. Admission to the exhibition is free. An online version of the exhibit can be found at renegades.libraries.ou.edu

[Above: exhibition curator Luca Guido leads a tour of the “Renegades” exhibition.]


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