Formed in 2015, Cult Love is a Tulsa, OK based 501c3 organization, multidisciplinary art collective, and cassette label. Cult Love’s artistic practice spans sound art, video, photography, wearable art, physical format media releases, curation, installations, and archiving. Cult Love aims to create immersive connections between art and viewers within the community in order to advance the greater Tulsa creative scene on a national and international scale. This connection was initially forged with the production of cassettes, but has diversified to a variety of other practices. Cult Love’s grassroots operation has a regional, national, and international network of artists and musicians.

James takes ordinary objects and presents them in a contemporary manner, his work carries on the historic precedent of elevating commonplace subject matter to the status of fine art. As a Native American artist, James believes that the tradition of still life allows him to explore the complexities of representation, examining what is seen as well as that which is obscured. James shares a studio space with daughter and multi-disciplinary artist, Suzanna.

Margaret describes her work as both painterly and representational. Common subject matter for her work come in the form of landscape, still life, portrait, figures. At the present, Margaret is concentrating, mostly on landscape, but that is always subject to change. Her preferred method of painting is on site, plein aire, or from life, when in the studio. Unlike many of her peers she tends to paint on the smaller scale, from 6"x9" to 20"x24". She taught adult oil painting lessons – 30 years, was an artist resident at Hillcrest Hospital — 15 years, Arts and Humanities artist — 30 years.

Mark Lewis was born in Oklahoma City.  He began his undergraduate studies in art at Oklahoma State University and completed his BFA in Painting at the Kansas City Art Institute (1982).  He received his MFA in Painting at Yale University (1984).  He has taught as an adjunct and visiting artist at several institutions including American University, Georgetown University, the New York Studio School, Mt Gretna School of Art, Chautauqua, and the University of Virginia. He recently retired from The University of Tulsa where he taught painting, drawing, and collage.  Lewis is represented by the Bowery Gallery in New York City.  

A practicing multidisciplinary artist for 25 years, (BFA Corcoran College of Art & Design, Washington DC, 1991, Intern Graphics & Disguise, CIA) Michelle's work across diverse media including painting and installation. She enjoys the gestural expression of thought through asemic writing, a wordless open form of writing allowing the viewer to hover in a state between reflecting on their own interpretation while simultaneously seeing the work. Her work is represented by Joseph Gierek Fine Art Gallery in Tulsa. She has had solo exhibits nationally and regionally at Ahha Tulsa, Gaylord-Pickens Museum, Living Arts, MA Doran Gallery, and TAC Gallery.

Mztr Bnz continues his artistic exploration into numerous expressive avenues including Abstract Expressionism, Collage, Multi-Media and Assemblage. He has been involved in various live musical performance and entertainment fields for most of his life. Upon his return to Tulsa from Los Angeles in early 2020 he has been pursuing his study and creation of visual arts and enjoys living in his apartment / art studio in the Downtown Tulsa Arts District. Mztr Bonz volunteers to help grow the Tulsa Arts Community by curating Pop-Up Art Galleries and being a participating member in numerous professional arts organizations.

Patrick's artistic training began at Philbrook Art Center while he was still attending Booker T. Washington High School here in Tulsa. He received a B.F.A. from Tulsa University in 1980. Patrick continued my studies at the Art Students league of New York. While in school he worked as a graphic designer. He worked at the Public Theater for many years where he was exposed to great live theater. Watching how directors placed actors on a stage influenced my sense of composition and movement. In 2010 he earned an M.F.A from the New York Academy of Art.

Rachel Rose Dazey is a multi-disciplinary artist, professional goldsmith, jewelry designer and has received a diamond graduate degree from the Gemological Institute of America. She considers jewelry sculptural talismans, tokens that encourage a discovery of the world within; the universe within your being and its connection to the surrounding world. In 2015 Dazey opened an independent art studio and gallery in downtown Tulsa and founded Dillon·Rose Fine Jewelry. Her area of focus is unique engagement rings and thematic jewelry collections. An advocate for the arts, Rachel has facilitated entrepreneurship training for artists in partnership with the Mid-America Arts Alliance.