TAGETCHA

Wanderlust

TAGETCHA — Fri, 23 Dec 2011 23:03:35 +0000

Joshua Finley’s “Jungle Tech” artistic style emerged from his time in Brooklyn, NY.
Finley’s creations are shaped by how the city scape of New York mimics nature’s infrastructure, “reptillian scales [look] like metal sheeting, piping like vines….” said Finley in his Tagetcha interview.
To snag a peak at some of Joshua Finley’s pieces plus the entire interview check out the full issue!

“Maiden Voyage”

TAGETCHA — Thu, 03 Nov 2011 02:00:24 +0000

The pilot issue of Norman’s new Arts & Culture Quarterly Publication.

TAGETCHA is LIVE!

TAGETCHA — Wed, 02 Nov 2011 15:48:19 +0000

The first issue is out! Be sure to stop by The Fred Jones Jr. Museum Of Art in Norman or any of the wonderful establishments that are featured in the pilot issue. STASH, Gray Owl Coffee, The Book Stall, Anty Shanty and more. The “Maiden Voyage” has set sail and is embarking on a delicious journey through the hands and eyes of many readers. We are already working on the next issue. So be sure to pick up a copy as it is a limited run! Once they are gone, they are gone!

We are here TOGETCHA!

TAGETCHA — Mon, 08 Aug 2011 17:04:10 +0000

ta ˈget ˈchaː

TO GET YOU [in an okie way!]

We are going TOGETCHA! to notice art and culture that is happening, specifically in and around Oklahoma, but also globally! We are a quarterly publication founded, owned and operated locally in Norman, Oklahoma. Established in the Summer of 2011 with a goal in mind to create a high end publication that informs and involves the community about art, artists, galleries, schools and art related events on a regular basis. We strive to present our subjects, articles and editorials in the utmost of pursuit of quality in both content and visual presentation. We are artists who have immense love and respect for art, music and all the culture that surrounds it. It is our goal to portray this to you, our viewers, and to the artists we showcase in our publication.

Our first issue will be released in October in time for the unveiling of the remolding of the Fred Jones Jr. Museum Of Art on the University Of Oklahoma Norman campus.

We are just getting started! So please check back often for updates. Please use the contact page to send us emails or snail mails and we hope to hear from you regarding any feedback you may have!

If you are an artist or gallery and would like discuss placement in the publication or are an company that is interested in Ad space, please contact us ASAP!