Questions remain about downtown Oklahoma City public art, street furniture
Downtown is, without a doubt, “under construction.” And as noted previously, the pain associated with the closing of streets, the noise, and the sheer volume of contractors' vehicles taking up precious parking is all a part of creating an even better urban core for future generations.
But amid all the chaos, some questions are going unanswered. Some of those questions are bubbling up into open conflict, as witn...
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