SEPTEMBER 30—OCTOBER 3
TULSA + BEGGS, OKLAHOMA
Tulsa Artist Fellow Adam Davis presents Road to the Rodeo, a multi-day celebration of Oklahoma’s Black rodeo community culminating in the 24th Demery Family Rodeo. Extending his ongoing photographic project Black Magic, the series brings photography into conversation with film, literature, music, dance, and Oklahoma’s living Black Western traditions.
OCTOBER 2–4, 2026 | VIP + PRESS PREVIEW OCTOBER 1
UNTITLED ART, HOUSTON | BOOTH D2
Tulsa Artist Fellowship + Queen Rose Art House present Queen Rose: World Building featuring Kalup Linzy at Untitled Art, Houston 2026, bringing together painting, sculpture, film, digitally generated collage portraits, performance, music, fashion, and collaborative works rooted in Linzy’s ongoing narrative practice.
Live performance: In My Feelings About It All — Friday, October 2 at 6 PM
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2, 2026 | 6:00—9:00 PM | STUDIOS
Explore open studios, Black Magic-hosted line dancing and westernwear pop-up, a new Projection mural, Cherokee Art Market, and more across Tulsa Artist Fellowship.
NOW AVAILABLE
From the Heart of Our Nations highlights a rising generation of young Native writers. Fourteen powerful short stories, all set 250 years in the future. Edited by Kashona Notah with a foreword by Rebecca Nagle.
Tulsa Artist Fellow Adam Davis presents Road to the Rodeo, a multi-day celebration of Oklahoma’s Black rodeo community culminating in the 24th Demery Family Rodeo. Extending his ongoing photographic project Black Magic, the series brings photography into conversation with film, literature, music, dance, and Oklahoma’s living Black Western traditions.
Tulsa Artist Fellowship presents Queen Rose: World Building featuring Kalup Linzy at Untitled Art, Houston 2026, Booth D2, bringing together painting, sculpture, film, digitally generated collage portraits, performance, music, fashion, and collaborative works in an expanded presentation rooted in Linzy’s ongoing narrative practice.
Explore open studios, Black Magic-hosted line dancing and westernwear pop-up, a new Projection mural, Cherokee Art Market, and more across Tulsa Artist Fellowship.
