Tulsa Artist Fellowship is pleased to announce The Hidden Gospels of Dust, featuring a new commission by Ashanti Chaplin at Flagship.
Asku and Foxy Digitalis present Seward/Reeder/Weathers with Brad Rose & Warren Realrider, and Hayley Nichols. Join us at TAF Flagship for an evening of experimental sound works presented by musicians and artists arcing from NE Oklahoma through N Texas to the E. Rockies.
ππ°πΏπ·ππ·: WALEZE (Markings) will feature Osage tribal artists generating contemporary poetic forms for π·ππ»ππ»π π£π.
Discover the cosmos like never before at our dark sky exhibit, where the realms of art and science collide in a mesmerizing fusion of creativity and education. Join us for an unforgettable journey as we celebrate the awe-inspiring wonders of the night sky and champion the vital cause of dark sky preservation.
On First Friday, May 3, Tulsa Artist Fellowship welcomes visitors for an exceptional site-specific performance, 'Take Me to the Altar' by exhibiting artist and awardee Ashanti Chaplin.
In conjunction with the Bruce Goff Center for the Continuous Present and the Tulsa Foundation for Architecture, awardee Karl Jones curates βLego-cites of The Mayo Hotelβ for the Archer Studio building entry gallery. The newest Lego construction by Lego Build OK of Tulsaβs most famous hotel by artist Wyatt Dunham is displayed with artworks by local artists alongside archival objects from The Mayo Hotel collection.
Experience the latest exhibition on view at Flagship. βCurrentβ features the work of Tulsa Artist Fellowship awardees Shane Darwent, Natani Notah (Navajo), and Elspeth Schulze. This group installation brings together three interdisciplinary artists repurposing, transforming, and liberating materials that define our present. βCurrentβ was organized by Tulsa Artist Fellowship Executive and Artistic Director, Carolyn Sickles.
Tulsa Artist Fellowship is honored to host independent arts consultant, curator, educator, and writer nico w. okoro for a discussion about her book Museum Metamorphosis: Cultivating Change Through Cultural Citizenship.
Downtown Tulsa is alive! And so is Bruce Goffβ¦ Watch his world come to life in a stunning exhibition of archival material, photography, video, and art from the world of Bruce Goff. Organized by the Goff Center of the Continuous Present (GCCP) and curators Lindsay AveilhΓ© and Britni Harris, Bruce Goff: The Art of the Continuous Present celebrates the breadth of Goffβs work and influence in architecture and art.
