Softball Indoor Practice Facility Mural
At a glance
Based on auto-generated captions; names may be misheard.
- What: a $9,000 digitally designed, glass-infused mural for two windows of the softball indoor practice facility next to Devon Park, Ward 7.
- Where it stands: on 2026-10-19 the Arts Commission recommended a public art commission agreement directly with the artists; no City Council vote is needed at this price.
- Next: the artists refine the design with the selection committee and stakeholders after contracting.
The project
- Artists: a Norman-based duo (captioned Aditi/Addie and Dane Hinds/Hines) with more than 50 murals in the city.
- Windows are about 28 by 12 ft and 21 ft long. The design is printed into UV-treated glass in a kiln, not applied as vinyl, so it is permanent.
- The artists supply only the design; the architect and general contractor coordinate and install it.
- The first concept is intentionally conceptual, a process the office has used on recent projects.
- The selection committee wants broader representation of who plays softball (all ages and genders).
Main question
- A commissioner asked whether red would fade; staff said the glass's UV protection is retained.
Sources
Discussion time
About 8 minutes across 1 meeting (from transcript timestamps; approximate).
| Meeting | Minutes |
|---|---|
| 2026-10-19 - Oklahoma City Arts Commission | 8 |
Log
- 2026-10-19 - Oklahoma City Arts Commission - Leondre Latimore presented; moved by Commissioner Cooper, seconded by Salvador Ontiveros; passed.
- 2026-10-27 - City Council - Amendment No. 3 to the Studio Architecture contract for the Softball Hall of Fame Indoor Practice Facility (2701 NE 50th Street, Ward 7), fee increase of $25,380, on both the Public Property Authority and consent agendas.