Former Oklahoma City area artist’s work touches on wild
There is something direct, naively appealing and deeply touching about a show of "Recent Work” by Jennifer Cocoma Hustis in Oklahoma City University ’s Norick Art Center .
A former Oklahoma City area artist living in Bellevue, Neb. , Hustis said the meanings of her paintings are often based on what people can learn from the behavior of animals in the wild.
A palomino pony and the artist he...
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