by Andrew Tirado | Nov 19, 2021 | Uncategorized
In May of 2021, just six months back but seemingly a lifetime ago to me now, on a bright and sunny day, I stood next to my friend and Tulsa’s Arts Commissioner, Holbrook Lawson, as we both listened to Tulsa City Counselor Kara Joy McKee and Tulsa’s Mayor, G.T. Bynum,... 
by Andrew Tirado | Jun 25, 2021 | Uncategorized
June 25, 2021 The dog days of summer have arrived. Hot, generally dry days in our neck of the woods, yes, but also, we’ve a new yellow lab puppy, a pretty female we’ve named Harper. For my wife, Nan, and me, and nearly everyone who has come in contact with Harper,... 
by Andrew Tirado | Jun 11, 2021 | Uncategorized
Reinvention. I’ve heard the word, lately, enough times to realize that I probably need to write about it. A number of people who my wife and I know, and in some respects, she and I, too, are desiring to “reinvent ourselves”. Now, I need to be honest – I don’t... 
by Andrew Tirado | Jun 5, 2021 | Uncategorized
I can’t think of another time like the one we’re experiencing these days, so chock full of high highs contrasted by low lows. Of births – our first granddaughter, Evie, and our latest dog, Harper – and yes, of deaths. Of the successful completion of... 
by Andrew Tirado | May 27, 2021 | Uncategorized
For better or for worse. We’re all familiar with the usual context to which the words are applied. But it also pertains to the subject I’ve chosen to focus on this morning, homeschooling. I’ll start with the “better”: at long last, Nan and I can burn our ski masks and... by Andrew Tirado | May 26, 2021 | Uncategorized
My research into the Tulsa Race Massacre had begun years prior to developing my response to the 1% for Art Sculptural Installation Project for the Cox Business Convention Center in the spring and summer of 2019, but as I searched the Online Collections Database...
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