In the March 2026 issue of Artforum, Kate Green reflects on Le’Andra LeSeur’s Monument Eternal as a meditation on death, resilience, and spiritual perseverance.

Tulsa Artist Fellowship announces the 2026–2028 Awardees, a cohort of ten artists and arts workers working across disciplines to engage Tulsa as both a living archive and a site for future-making. Selected through a national open call, the cohort reflects sustained, community-engaged practice grounded in local context.

Tulsa Artist Fellowship is pleased to announce the opening of applications for the 2026-2028 Tulsa Artist Fellowship award term on Wednesday, April 2, 2025. The commencement of this upcoming cohort will bring the place-based residency program to its fully expanded award structure, which began during its 2024-2026 inaugural term, awarding thirty artists and arts workers who will overlap in their first, second, and third award years. 2025 marks the 10th anniversary of the Tulsa Artist Fellowship.

Central Standard, a new contemporary art platform based in Tulsa, will launch its inaugural exhibition, Drift///Hold, presented in partnership with the Tulsa Artist Fellowship. The exhibition opens on February 20 at the newly renovated Price Family Properties’ Arco Building (119 E. 6th Street, Tulsa, OK). Founded by Tulsa-born curators Lindsay Aveilhé and Ashanti Chaplin, Central Standard is dedicated to elevating contemporary art in Middle America and fostering international artistic exchange. 

Marking the tenth anniversary of Tulsa Artist Fellowship, 10 awardees working across various arts disciplines were selected to receive $2.35 million in resources by a panel of esteemed arts leaders to live and work in Tulsa, Oklahoma.