Sunday, November 8, 2026 | 1–4 PM
Philbrook Museum of Art
Join us for a free screening of The Alabama Solution, a powerful documentary centering the voices of people incarcerated in Alabama’s prison system. Following the film, Oklahoma advocates will lead a conversation connecting its themes to incarceration, immigration detention, and the death penalty in our state—and share ways to take action.
OCTOBER 29, 2026 - JANUARY 2, 2027 | FLAGSHIP
Tulsa Artist Fellowship presents Wilderness of Mirrors, a solo exhibition by photographer and cinematographer Shane Brown, culminating his 2024–2026 Fellowship. Through repetition and digital composition, Brown transforms photographs of landscapes, wildlife, and celestial events into intricate studies of time, motion, and the contemporary American West.
THROUGH DECEMBER 30, 2026 | STUDIOS FAÇADE
Tulsa Artist Fellowship presents Brothers in Life & the Arena by Tulsa Artist Fellow Adam Davis, the second installation of Projection, a rotating public art series conceived, curated, and directed by artist Tatyana Fazlalizadeh on the exterior façade of the Fellowship’s Studios in downtown Tulsa.
The second installation of Projection is by Tulsa Artist Fellow Adam Davis, whose photographic practice centers Black portraiture, with a particular interest in Black rodeo and Western culture. Davis creates portraits grounded in sustained relationships with his subjects and the communities and places he documents.
A free screening of the documentary The Alabama Solution, followed by a conversation with Oklahoma advocates about incarceration, immigration detention, the death penalty, and ways to take action. Hosted by Tulsa Artist Fellowship, the Julius Jones Institute, and the ACLU of Oklahoma.
