First Friday Gallery Walk is an event organized by the Paseo Arts Association and Paseo Arts District, every first Friday from 6-9 PM, rain or shine. First Friday is located in the historic Paseo Arts District, Oklahoma City's unique art community.

Over 80 artists and more than 25 businesses and galleries participate, all within walking distance. Opening receptions showcase the new work of the gallery/studio owners or the work of guest artists.

Paseo Arts District | 3024 Paseo | Oklahoma City, OK 73103

Explore Jakian Parks: The Black Land. Though the lens of photographer Jakian Parks, Oklahoma’s Black rodeo culture becomes both symbol and setting for survival, resurgence and celebration. Much like the rodeo itself, The Black Land connects the past and present, situating the American West as a living archive and center stage for Black cattlemen and cowboys alike. The Black Land honors the dignity, beauty and power of Black equestrian life as a living tradition of cultural and historical significance.

For more information: 405-951-0000, okcontemp.org/jakianparks

Image: Jakian Parks, The Sanctified West

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This Event is provided by Oklahoma Contemporary and is not in direct affiliation with Oklahoma Visual Arts Coalition (OVAC).
The address for this event is: 11 NW 11th Street, Oklahoma City, OK, 73103

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Explore Anthony McCall's groundbreaking "solid light" works in the North American debut of Anthony McCall: Solid Light. Presented in collaboration with Tate, UK, visitors will experience breaktaking interactive light sculptures in Oklahoma Contemporary's Eleanor Kirkpatrick Main Gallery.

For more information: 405-951-0000, okcontemp.org/solidlight

Image: Installation photography of Anthony McCall: Solid Light exhibition at Tate Modern, June 27, 2024–June 29, 2025. © Anthony McCall; Photo © Tate.

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This Event is provided by Oklahoma Contemporary and is not in direct affiliation with Oklahoma Visual Arts Coalition (OVAC).
The address for this event is: 11 NW 11th Street, Oklahoma City, OK, 73103

Submit your art events & opportunities to our Oklahoma Arts Resource Calendar!

THRIVE Grants aim to further support artists’ innovation throughout Oklahoma with project grants of up to $10,000 for artist-led initiatives. These grants provide support for ambitious, impactful, and innovative visual arts projects that are collaborative and engage the community.

Apply Now

Questions? Reach out to Administrative and Artist Relations Manager, Ariana Weir-Temoshok, at Ariana@Ovac-Ok.Org or (405) 879-2400 Ex. 5

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This is a program of the Oklahoma Visual Arts Coalition (OVAC)

The Howell Gallery is pleased to announce an exhibition of paintings by Dennis R. Johnson at BancFirst Tower Underground, 100 North Broadway Avenue.

Johnson has painted for over forty years, building a body of work that moves fluidly between abstraction and photorealism. His abstract paintings bring an unexpected sense of control, order, and realism — qualities he deliberately introduces to challenge assumptions about what abstract work can be. "My paintings are like inventions," Johnson says. "I love discovering new territory."

In recent years, Johnson has turned his attention to a series of photorealist works, finding in them a new set of challenges and a fresh perspective on his lifelong passion. The exhibition brings together paintings from both bodies of work, showcasing the range of an artist who describes his practice simply: "I live to paint and paint to live."

The exhibition remains on view through July 2026.

Learn More

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This Event is provided by Howell Gallery and is not in direct affiliation with Oklahoma Visual Arts Coalition (OVAC).
The address for this event is: 100 N Broadway Ave. Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, 73102

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The OSU Museum of Art invites you to explore “Rambling and Meandering,” an exhibition opening April 28. As the United States approaches the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence, this show offers a moment to reflect on ideas of freedom, movement and self‑determination.

Learn more at https://museum.okstate.edu/art/rambling-and-meandering

Learn more

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This Event is provided by OSU Museum of Art and is not in direct affiliation with Oklahoma Visual Arts Coalition (OVAC).
The address for this event is: 720 S Husband St. Stillwater, OK, 74075

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You're invited to contribute to this international participatory artwork by adding your own memories to the archive.

A PEOPLE'S MUSEUM: Free Drawing Workshop

1-3pm, Saturday, May 9, 2026

Positive Space Tulsa, 1324 East 3rd Street

FREE / Supplies provided / All Ages
Register

"A People’s Museum" is a socially engaged artwork by AK/OK that brings people together in the creation of an archive, telling the stories of everyday LGBTQ2S+ people. The public is invited to a free drawing workshop to contribute to this project. The resulting collection of drawings and stories will be published in an artist’s book, as an homage to the LGBTQ2S+ people we collectively remember, whose stories have largely been untold. Make LGBTQ2S+ history with us!

In conjunction with the exhibition, "A People's Museum," by AK/OK

A PEOPLE'S MUSEUM, by AK/OK

OPENING 5-8pm, Saturday, May 2, 2026 Through Saturday, May 30

About the Exhibition: "A People’s Museum" of LGBTQ2S+ History is a living archive of hand-drawn portraits and personal stories, created by people from across the US and internationally. To date, hundreds of people from more than a dozen cities have contributed to this intergenerational and intersectional project, which stands as a tribute to the LGBTQ2S+ people we collectively remember from our everyday lives, whose stories have largely remained untold. During the exhibition, the public will be invited to contribute to this international participatory artwork by adding their own memories to the archive. Make LGBTQ2S+ history with us!

About the Artists: AK/OK is an art & design collective whose research-based artwork invites public engagement with queer and feminist histories, archives, and contemporary culture. They have presented their work at venues including the Bishopsgate Institute (London), the Brooklyn Museum, Central Saint Martins (London), Brown University and RISD (Providence); and have exhibited at the Elizabeth Foundation for the Arts (New York), SOMA (Mexico City), San Francisco State University, and Fernwey Gallery (Chicago). They have been artists in residence at the Santa Fe Art Institute, the Vermont Studio Center, ACRE, and the Institute of Contemporary Art at the Maine College of Art. Their artist’s books are distributed by Printed Matter, and their work is housed in the collections of Aeromoto Library (Mexico City), the Allen Ginsberg Estate (New York), the Butler Library at Columbia University (New York), the GLBT Historical Society (San Francisco), and the National Design Archives (Denver).

Gallery hours during the exhibit: TH 6-8pm + FR 5-8pm + SA 12-5pm + BY A

More info: linktr.ee/positivespacetulsa

Contact: Nicole Finley, Founder/Director/Curator - Positive Space Tulsa

nicole@positivespacetulsa.org

Positive Space Tulsa is located at 1324 East 3rd Street in the Pearl District. Positive Space Tulsa was founded by local artist Nicole Finley (she/her). An art space dedicated to Womxn artists, Positive Space Tulsa believes: The letter “x” in Womxn recognizes all women, including gender expansive identities. Positive Space Tulsa is for women, nonbinary, genderfluid, genderqueer, and agender artists (excluding those who identify as male/men). Womxn is pronounced the same as woman or women.

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This Event is provided by Positive Space Tulsa and is not in direct affiliation with Oklahoma Visual Arts Coalition (OVAC).
The address for this event is: 1324 East 3rd Street Tulsa, OK, 74120

Submit your art events & opportunities to our Oklahoma Arts Resource Calendar!

The 2026 12×12 Art Fundraiser, will take place on October 3rd at the Dunlap Codding, featuring an eclectic fusion of works created by 175 Oklahoma artists available for purchase through an online auction, lite bites, drinks, live music, and art activities, making it a memorable one-night-only art celebration! This annual event raises vital funds for all of OVAC’s programs and services, ensuring Oklahoma is a place where visual artists can thrive and positively impact their communities.

Selected artists will create unique works within the dimensions of 12" x 12”, and may choose to donate a portion of their sales to OVAC at 25%, 50%, or 100% of the total sale value. Artists who sold work last year will be personally invited to participate in this year’s event.

Apply Now

The Timeline
Jun 5: Artist applications close
Jul 6: Artists notified
Aug 17–21: Tulsa Artwork Drop-Off Window
Sep 8-11: OKC Artwork Drop-Off Window
Oct 3: 12x12 Art Fundraiser event at Dunlap Codding

Applications are NOW OPEN for 12x12 Art Fundraiser Committee Members!

The 12×12 Art Fundraiser, taking place on October 3rd at Dunlap Codding, is an eclectic fusion of works created by 175 Oklahoma artists available for purchase through an online auction and live entertainment, making it a memorable one-night-only art celebration! This annual event raises vital funds for all of OVAC’s programs and services, ensuring Oklahoma is a place where visual artists can thrive and make a positive impact in their communities.

By serving on the 12x12 committee, you’re not just helping OVAC—you’re also contributing to its success and impacting artists and the broader arts community while networking and engaging in professional development experiences for your own career goals!

The Timeline
Jun 5: Committee applications close
Jun 7: Committee applicants notified
Jun 11: First Committee meeting (In-Person at Dunlap Codding)
Oct 3: 12x12 Art Fundraiser event at Dunlap Codding

Apply

Questions? Reach out to Community Relations Director Fernando Calvillo, at Fernando@Ovac-Ok.Org or call (405) 879-2400 Ex. 1.

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This is a program of the Oklahoma Visual Arts Coalition (OVAC)
Event Location: 609 W Sheridan Ave, Oklahoma City, OK 73102

This grant application is open to visual artists who have a project or exhibition scheduled within 12 months of the application closing date in Oklahoma, Guthrie, or Logan counties.

The grant, which provides up to $750 per recipient, is intended to assist artists with expenses such as materials, venue rental, and other exhibition-related costs.

Applicants must complete the form accurately and provide all required information to be considered. All submissions will be considered by a committee.

Apply Now

Awardee Requirements:

Grant recipients will be required to present their project to OKC Midtown Rotary during one of our weekly meetings, held on Tuesdays at 6:00 PM at McNellie’s Pub in Oklahoma City.

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This Opportunity is provided by OKC Midtown Rotary and is not in direct affiliation with Oklahoma Visual Arts Coalition (OVAC).

Submit your art events & opportunities to our Oklahoma Arts Resource Calendar!

OVAC Member and Visual Artist Udit Harper Gorman presents her first solo exhibition in Surface Tension. For Udit, Surface Tension is the constant negotiation between our internal depth and the faces we present to the world.

On view by appointment only. Contact Udit Harper Gorman to schedule a viewing at UditsArtery@Gmail.Com

Learn More

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This Opportunity is provided by Udit Gorman and is not in direct affiliation with Oklahoma Visual Arts Coalition (OVAC).
The address for this event is: 829 NW 4th Street Oklahoma City, OK, 73106

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VisionMakers is 108|Contemporary’s signature-juried biennial exhibition for contemporary fine craft-based artists in Oklahoma, Arkansas, Colorado, Kansas, Missouri, New Mexico, and Texas. On view December 4, 2026 – January 23, 2027, this exhibition showcases work that bridges cutting-edge concepts and traditional skills. With an internationally recognized juror and cash awards, VisionMakers2026 will be displayed in the architecturally stunning 108|Contemporary gallery in the heart of the Tulsa Arts District. This year the exhibition will be juried by Stefanie Kirkland, Windgate Foundation Curator of Contemporary Craft the Arkansas Museum of Fine Art.

Call for entries: May 1, 2026 through August 1, 2026 by midnight

Exhibition dates: December 4, 2026 - January 23, 2027

More information can be found at https://108contemporary.org/event/visionmakers2026-call-for-entries/

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This Event is provided by 108|Contemporary and is not in direct affiliation with Oklahoma Visual Arts Coalition (OVAC).
The address for this event is: 108 E Reconciliation Wy, Tulsa, OK 74103

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Life Figure Session open studio for visual artists, live model provided. Sometimes, the models are clothed. Please text 479-280-0298 or 405-882-9912 to RSVP (as this is a weekly drop-in session), or to confirm whether that week's session is suitable for those under 18.

Weekly Life Figure Sessions (Gestures) on Wednesdays, 7-9 pm; $15 per artist.

The 2nd Wednesday of every month is Long Pose, from 7-10 pm; $20 per artist.

Some supplies are provided for use.

Learn More

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On the Edge: The Abstract World of Frederick Hammersley traces the artist’s pursuit of abstraction across spontaneous compositions, geometric designs, and works that sought to break from tradition. Frederick Hammersley (1919–2009) is recognized as a key figure in the mid-century Hard-edge movement—a style defined by precise geometric compositions and a strong focus on the relationship between color and form, marked by sharp edges and clearly defined shapes. This exhibition features more than 45 paintings and drawings from the Hugon Collection, offering a unique glimpse into Hammersley’s distinctive style and artistic process.

On the Edge: The Abstract World of Frederick Hammersley is organized by the Fred Jones Jr. Museum of Art and supported by the Hugon Family and generous donors to the museum’s endowment.
Image: Frederick Hammersley, Out of the Blue (#7), 1994, oil on linen. The Hugon Collection.

Included with museum admission. Free for children and teens, 17 and under. General admission for adults is $12.

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This Event is provided by Fred Jones Jr. Museum of Art and is not in direct affiliation with Oklahoma Visual Arts Coalition (OVAC).
The address for this event is: 555 Elm Ave. Norman, OK 73019

Submit your art events & opportunities to our Oklahoma Arts Resource Calendar!

“We Belong” Mycelium Gallery’s Pride Art Show!

OPEN ART CALL!

Local LGBTQ2+ Art Show celebrating our power of self-expression and the community that helps to empower each of us to live boldly and authentically.

What/Who/When/Where makes you feel seen and supported within your community?

Application Deadline is on June 15th, 2026

Opening Night will be held June 20th from 7-9pm

Apply

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This Event is provided by Mycelium Network LLC and is not in direct affiliation with Oklahoma Visual Arts Coalition (OVAC).
The address for this event is: 2816 N. Pennsylvania Ave. Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, 73107

Submit your art events & opportunities to our Oklahoma Arts Resource Calendar!

Opening Reception: June 4, 2026 | 5–8pm
OVAC Awards Ceremony: TBA

Artist Panel: July 11, 2026 | 10am

Exhibition Dates: June 2–August 1, 2026

RSVP

The Exhibition:
The OVAC Members Show features a stunning array of 2D and 3D artworks that celebrated the vibrant artistic community across the state. Visitors are captivated by the diverse range of mediums and the remarkable artistic talent representing both bustling cities and rural towns. Each artist’s unique expression conveyed compelling stories of family, belonging, history, and more.

The Artists:
To be announced

The Artist Panel:
To be announced

Opening Reception: June 4, 2026 | 5:30–7:30pm

Artist Panel: July 11, 2026 | 10am

• OVAC Awards Ceremony: 6pm

Exhibition Dates: June 2–August 1, 2026

The Exhibition:
The OVAC Members Show features a stunning array of 2D and 3D artworks that celebrated the vibrant artistic community across the state. Visitors are captivated by the diverse range of mediums and the remarkable artistic talent representing both bustling cities and rural towns. Each artist’s unique expression conveys compelling stories of family, belonging, history, and more.

The Artists:
To be announced

The Artist Panel:
To be announced

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Oklahoma Hall of Fame | Gaylord-Pickens Museum | 1400 Classen Dr, Oklahoma City, OK 73106

Positive Space Hosts "In the Folk Tradition: Music + Poetry with Anna La Mare and Quinn Carver Johnson," Friday, June 5

Positive Space Tulsa hosts "In the Folk Tradition: Music + Poetry with Anna La Mare and Quinn Carver Johnson," Friday, June 5. For both artists, folk music is more than an aesthetic or a sound, but rather a guiding philosophy, a framework for building community and sharing stories through art, and people likening to Woody Guthrie's axiom that “a folk song is what’s broke and how to fix it,” and write about belonging in a society that decides who it welcomes and who it excludes.

Quinn's poetry draws from the labor-driven American folk tradition of Woody Guthrie, Pete Seeger, Lead Belly, and political poets like Carl Sandburg, Diane di Prima, and Etheridge Knight. Their poetry is rooted in the Kansas plains, the Oklahoma hills, and the Arkansas mountains. Their debut book, The Perfect Bastard, tackles issues of gender, sexuality, and class against the grit and colorful backdrops of professional wrestling and Middle America.

Anna La Mare arrived at folk music from a different direction but with the same conviction. A Third Culture Kid who grew up between Paris, London, Rome, New Orleans, and North Carolina, she approaches her music just like her influences: lyrics first, with everything else in service of the feeling those words demand. Anna's debut single, “Jonna (Find Yourself a Man),” released May 12, 2026, is a Southern Gothic story told from the point of view of an exiled gay woman, the judgmental world’s verdict echoing underneath her story like a bad choir.

About the Artists: Singer-songwriter Anna La Mare has been described as “emotional honey,” “folky Florence and the Machine,” “indie Joan Baez” and “a soul-driven embodiment of Joni Mitchell.” Her haunting folk Americana, touched by Celtic, Appalachian, and jazz influences, is as vulnerable as it is brave, offering you a home within her stormy and poetic soundscape. With her ghostly, road-worn, and soulful voice, La Mare (Lah MAH-ray) sings the stories she's picked up in her travels, enlivening the wanderer in every listener.

Quinn Carver Johnson (they/them) is a poet, printmaker, and collage artist from Tulsa, OK. They are the author of The Perfect Bastard (Curbstone Books, 2023), winner of the 2024 Lambda Literary Award in LGBTQ+ Poetry. Their work has also appeared in World Literature Today, Rappahannock Review, Right Hand Pointing, Cimarron Review, Red Earth Review, and elsewhere, and was featured on The Slowdown podcast hosted by Major Jackson.

"In the Folk Tradition: Music + Poetry with Anna La Mare and Quinn Carver Johnson"

5-7pm, Friday, June 5, 2026

Positive Space Tulsa

1324 East 3rd Street

Tickets: $10 at the door or in advance. Limited seating.

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/in-the-folk-tradition-music-poetry-w-anna-la-mare-quinn-carver-johnson-tickets-1989978983709?aff=oddtdtcreator

More info: linktr.ee/positivespacetulsa

Contact: Nicole Finley, Founder/Director/Curator - Positive Space Tulsa
nicole@positivespacetulsa.org

Positive Space Tulsa is located at 1324 East 3rd Street in the Pearl District. Positive Space Tulsa was founded by local artist Nicole Finley (she/her). An art space dedicated to Womxn artists, Positive Space Tulsa believes: The letter “x” in Womxn recognizes all women, including gender expansive identities. Positive Space Tulsa is for women, nonbinary, genderfluid, genderqueer, and agender artists (excluding those who identify as male/men). Womxn is pronounced the same as woman or women.

Uncanny Art House is hosting a two-day garage sale to support the space and make room for the next series of shows and events coming later this year and into 2027. We are clearing out a wide variety of items from past exhibitions and daily operations and looking to find them new homes.

Items available will include art supplies, camera gear, electronics, furniture, clothing, party items, exhibition props, and much more. Whether you are an artist looking to stock your studio, a thrift lover hunting for something unique, or someone who enjoys a good dig, there will be plenty to discover across both days of the sale. This is a strictly in person event. No items will be available for purchase online.

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This Event is provided by Uncanny Art House and is not in direct affiliation with Oklahoma Visual Arts Coalition (OVAC).
The address for this event is: 106 E. Main St. Norman, OK 73069

Submit your art events & opportunities to our Oklahoma Arts Resource Calendar!

Discover an enchanting collection of mixed-media artworks that blur the boundaries between past and present. Through layered paintings and hand-embellished metal prints, artist Ingrid Dee Magidson transforms classical imagery into contemporary works filled with movement, memory, and imagination.

Magidson’s technical mastery and soulful vision promise an experience that will inspire and captivate visitors of all ages.

ON VIEW | June 9 - July 25, 2026

RECEPTION | June 11, 2026, 5:00 PM

Learn more at https://museum.okstate.edu/art/Ingrid-Magidson

Funding for our 2025/26 exhibitions and programs is provided by Marilynn and Carl Thoma, Lou Watkins and the OSU Museum of Art Advocates.

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This Event is provided by OSU Museum of Art and is not in direct affiliation with Oklahoma Visual Arts Coalition (OVAC).
The address for this event is: 720 S Husband St. Stillwater, OK, 74075

Submit your art events & opportunities to our Oklahoma Arts Resource Calendar!

Step into the transformative imagery of Ingrid Dee Magidson at this special reception. During an artist-led walkthrough, gain insight into her creative process, what inspires her, and the layered meanings woven throughout the exhibition, Master of Metamorphosis.

Reception: June 11, 2026, at 5:00 PM

Remarks and Artist Walkthrough: 5:30 PM

Come experience an inspiring evening where past and present meet through art.

Learn more at https://museum.okstate.edu/art/Ingrid-Magidson

Funding for our 2025/26 exhibitions and programs is provided by Marilynn and Carl Thoma, Lou Watkins and the OSU Museum of Art Advocates.

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This Event is provided by OSU Museum of Art and is not in direct affiliation with Oklahoma Visual Arts Coalition (OVAC).
The address for this event is: 720 S Husband St. Stillwater, OK, 74075

Submit your art events & opportunities to our Oklahoma Arts Resource Calendar!

“We Belong” Mycelium Gallery’s Pride Art Show!

Local LGBTQ2+ Art Show celebrating our power of self-expression and the community that helps to empower each of us to live boldly and authentically.

What/Who/When/Where makes you feel seen and supported within your community?

Opening Night will be held June 20th from 7-9pm

Live music provided by Exmaxhina

In house Non-Alcoholic beverage bar will serve mood enhancing beverages and crafted sodas.

Buy Tickets

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This Event is provided by Mycelium Network LLC and is not in direct affiliation with Oklahoma Visual Arts Coalition (OVAC).
The address for this event is: 2816 N. Pennsylvania Ave. Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, 73107

Submit your art events & opportunities to our Oklahoma Arts Resource Calendar!

Artist Panel: July 11, 2026 | 10am

• OVAC Awards Ceremony: TBA
  
  

Opening Reception: June 4, 2026 | 5:30–7:30pm

Exhibition Dates: June 2–August 1, 2026

The Artist Panel:
To be announced

The Exhibition:
The OVAC Members Show features a stunning array of 2D and 3D artworks that celebrated the vibrant artistic community across the state. Visitors are captivated by the diverse range of mediums and the remarkable artistic talent representing both bustling cities and rural towns. Each artist’s unique expression conveys compelling stories of family, belonging, history, and more.

The Artists:
To be announced

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Oklahoma Hall of Fame | Gaylord-Pickens Museum | 1400 Classen Dr, Oklahoma City, OK 73106

Our Grants for Artists Education Assistance Grant application opens on August 1st with an application deadline of October 15th! Whether it's painting, sculpting, curating, or art writing, we invite you to dive into our current grant opportunities!

Open to all visual mediums, curation, and art writing.

Learn more and apply today at ovac-ok.org/grantsforartists

Questions? Reach out to Administrative and Artist Relations Manager, Ariana Weir-Temoshok, at ariana@ovac-ok.org

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Oklahoma Visual Arts Coalition (OVAC)

Our Grants for Artists Professional Basics Grant application opens on August 1st with an application deadline of October 15th! Whether it's painting, sculpting, curating, or art writing, we invite you to dive into our current grant opportunities!
Apply today

Open to all visual mediums, curation, and art writing.

Learn more and apply today at ovac-ok.org/grantsforartists

Questions? Reach out to Administrative and Artist Relations Manager, Ariana Weir-Temoshok, at ariana@ovac-ok.org

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Oklahoma Visual Arts Coalition (OVAC)

Our Grants for Artists Creative Projects Grant application opens on August 1st with an application deadline of October 15th! Whether it's painting, sculpting, curating, or art writing, we invite you to dive into our current grant opportunities!
Apply today

Open to all visual mediums, curation, and art writing.

Learn more and apply today at ovac-ok.org/grantsforartists

Questions? Reach out to Administrative and Artist Relations Manager, Ariana Weir-Temoshok, at ariana@ovac-ok.org

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Oklahoma Visual Arts Coalition (OVAC)

Our Grants for Artists Community/Artist Partnerships Grant application opens on August 1st with an application deadline of October 15th! Whether it's painting, sculpting, curating, or art writing, we invite you to dive into our current grant opportunities!
Apply Today

Open to all visual mediums, curation, and art writing.

Learn more and apply today at ovac-ok.org/grantsforartists

For questions or assistance with your application. Reach out to Administrative and Artist Relations Manager, Ariana Weir-Temoshok, at ariana@ovac-ok.org or call (405) 879-2400 Ex. 5.

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Oklahoma Visual Arts Coalition