Tulsa Artist Fellowship is pleased to announce The Hidden Gospels of Dust, featuring a new commission by Ashanti Chaplin at Flagship.
Tulsa Artist Fellow alum-in-residence Karl Jones and Studio 66 co-director Chris VanDenhende reset the parafiction exhibition project, Center for Queer Prairie Studies, featuring the work of dozens of local artists representing the Tulsa, Oklahoma City, Stillwater and Bentonville, AR communities.
Tulsa Artist Fellowship welcomes our community members to our signature monthly First Friday series that engages visitors through artists' open studios, artworks on view, curated music, and food.
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.
𐓏𐒰𐒿𐒷𐓒𐒷: WALEZE (Markings) will feature Osage tribal artists generating contemporary poetic forms for 𐓷𐓘𐓻𐓘𐓻𐓟 𐓣𐓟.
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.
Join Queen Rose Art House and Tulsa Artist Fellowship for a virtual artist talk and screening with world-renowned interdisciplinary artist Jacolby Satterwhite.
Tulsa LitFest brings together diverse literary artists and writers to collaborate and inspire, enriching Tulsa. It is presented by the Center for Poets and Writers at OSU-T, Whitty Books, Tri-City Collective, and Fulton Street Books and Coffee.
Ancient.Modern.Futuristic, curated by Kalup Linzy at Queen Rose Art House, brings together three prolific artists: video art pioneer Ulysses Jenkins, innovator Sondra Perry, and boundary pusher Jacolby Satterwhite.
Tulsa Artist Fellowship welcomes our community members to our signature monthly First Friday series that engages visitors through artists' open studios, artworks on view, curated music, and food.
The Oklahoma Center for Humanities and Magic City Books invite you to join us for a celebration for TU President’s Professor Jennifer Croft and her new book The Extinction of Irena Rey on Tuesday March 12, 2024.
Tulsa Artist Fellowship welcomes our community members to our signature monthly First Friday series that engages visitors through artists' open studios, artworks on view, curated music, and food. This month, the entry gallery will feature Sunrising In-Progress, a preview of Shane Darwent's 120-foot Tulsa International Airport installation. Plus, enjoy food and drink by Mr. Kim's and Heirloom Rustic Ales!
Join us for an engaging evening of literature and conversation with Matt Gallagher, an author, journalist, Iraq War veteran, and Tulsa Artist Fellow. Matt will be reading from his latest novel, Daybreak, which follows the journey of an Iraq War veteran who ventures to Ukraine to contribute to the country’s war efforts. Alongside the reading, Matt will participate in an insightful discussion with Boris Dralyuk, a Ukrainian poet and fellow Tulsa Artist.
Every first Friday of the month, the Tulsa Artist Fellowship welcomes our neighbors for a night of art and camaraderie. Join us for a night of engaging art and conversation. We will host a reception from 6:00-7:30pm, with Open Studios until 9pm.
Tulsa Artist Fellowship's 2025-2027 award application is now open for submissions from January 18, 2024, through February 28, 2024. Ten awardees will receive nearly $2 million in support and resources.
The Soul Is a Wanderer is the 2023 edition of the Oklahoma Contemporary ArtNow biennial exhibition, highlighting new and recent art from a selection of artists active in the state.
Tulsa Artist Fellowship welcomes our community for the closing of "Lego-cies of The Mayo Hotel" Curated by Karl Jones
CINEDOOM culminates 2023 with three screenings showcasing glorious 35mm films at Circle Cinema. Experience a double feature that pays homage to the cinematic brilliance of Wong Kar-Wai. The screening includes a special introduction by CINEDOOM curator, award-winning filmmaker, and Tulsa Artist Fellowship awardee Blackhorse Lowe.
New performance series ONE AUX organized by awardee Carl Antonowicz from 7-9pm at Chimera.
Join us on Friday, December 12 at 7pm CT for a special Veteran's Day conversation with Marine Corps veteran and National Book Award winner Phil Klay. In virtual conversation with Tulsa Artist Fellow Matt Gallagher, Phil will discuss his seminal story collection Redeployment, his essay collection Uncertain Ground, and his novel Missionaries.
CINEDOOM culminates 2023 with three screenings showcasing glorious 35mm films at Circle Cinema. Don’t miss your chance to experience The Warriors by Walter Hill. The screening includes a special introduction by CINEDOOM curator, award-winning filmmaker, and Tulsa Artist Fellowship awardee Blackhorse Lowe.
Join us on Wednesday, December 6 at 2 pm CT for a multilingual conversation and reading with Zoque poet Mikeas Sánchez and translators Wendy Call and Shook, the creative team behind How to be a Good Savage and Other Poems, forthcoming in January 2024 from Milkweed Editions’ Seedbank series.
Tulsa Artist Fellowship returns to Miami Art Week in partnership with Queen Rose Art House at Untitled Art. This year's programming includes a panel discussion, Fly Over Passed Over, as part of the Untitled Art Podcast and performances by awardee Kalup Linzy and Tulsa-based artists Antonio Andrews and Trueson Daugherty.
In conjunction with the Bruce Goff Center for the Continuous Present and the Tulsa Foundation for Architecture, awardee Karl Jones curates ‘Lego-cites of The Mayo Hotel’ for the Archer Studio building entry gallery. The newest Lego construction by Lego Build OK of Tulsa’s most famous hotel by artist Wyatt Dunham is displayed with artworks by local artists alongside archival objects from The Mayo Hotel collection.
Tulsa Artist Fellowship welcomes our community for an evening of art and camaraderie at the final First Friday of 2023!
CINEDOOM culminates 2023 with three screenings showcasing glorious 35mm films at Circle Cinema. Don’t miss your chance to experience Gummo by Harmony Korine. The screening includes a special introduction by CINEDOOM curator, award-winning filmmaker, and Tulsa Artist Fellowship awardee Blackhorse Lowe.
The Cinetelechy film series returns with a special screening at Marfa Book Company. This iteration features film projects by William Fowler Collins, Adam Khalil and Bayley Sweitzer, Suzanne Kite, Raven Chacon, Blackhorse Lowe and Mateo Galindo, and Tiare Ribeaux.
Tulsa Artist Fellowship invites our community for the book launch celebration of Telling Our Stories: Vol. III featuring three plays by playwright and awardee Dr. Rodney L. Clark.
Join Tulsa Artist Fellowship and Magic City Books for an evening with translator and awardee George Henson. Henson will discuss the publication of his translation of Sergio Pitol's novel Taming the Divine Heron. The conversation will be guest moderated by Boris Dralyuk.
Join visual artist Joel Daniel Phillips and poets Quraysh Ali Lansana, Ken Hada, Rose McLarney, and Candace Wiley at the Philbrook Museum of Art in an evening of ekphrastic poetry celebrating the collaborative project Killing the Negative.
Tulsa Artist Fellowship is a place-based, durational arts initiative that brings contemporary artists across all mediums, including literary translation, to Tulsa, Oklahoma. This panel, composed of four Tulsa Artist Fellows, all of whom translate in the same geographic place, poses whether translating as part of a placed-based artist collective creates “a more inclusive space for the production and reception of translation.
Renowned film and lit organization Mizna brings its Arab Film Fest Tulsa back for a third year in collaboration with Circle Cinema and Tulsa Artist Fellowship, presenting contemporary Arab and SWANA (Southwest Asian and North African) directors and showcasing a deeply underrepresented, diverse, and brilliant world of film.
New performance series ONE AUX organized by awardee Carl Antonowicz from 7-9pm at Tulsa Artist Fellowship's Cameron Studios.
Encoding: a future setting, organized by Tulsa Artist Fellowship awardee Atomic Culture, is an ongoing series bringing together the work of contemporary artists from across the Americas using visual and sound art.
Blackhorse Lowe's curated film series CINEDOOM returns on 35mm to Circle Cinema. The series features the American subculture cult film "Repo Man" by Alex Cox.
Encoding: a future setting, organized by Tulsa Artist Fellowship awardee Atomic Culture, is an ongoing series bringing together the work of contemporary artists from across the Americas using visual and sound art.
