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[Inclusion In Art]

Racial and Cultural Diversity in Oklahoma's Visual Arts

Alex Kathilu

Type: African, African American, Paintings

Alex Kathilu

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Congratulations to @philbrookmuseum on acquiring this Skip Hill work recently. #Repost @philbrookmuseum #MuseumHues of newly acquired piece by @skiphillart!⁠⁠
"Inclusion in Art - with Suzanne Thomas" on the @StateOfInclusion podcast: In this episode, we discuss diversity and inclusion in art with @suzjustice. Her organization, Inclusion in Art, seeks to build opportunities for artists of color in Oklahoma. My discussion with Suzanne is a reminder of how art and community culture play a role in helping us build more inclusive communities. It may be through developing and supporting diversity and emerging artists. Maybe it's building a more inclusive artistic community, or it may be in celebrating the work of our masters, those mature and diverse artists in our community. We also talk about how partnering can be used by smaller organizations to increase their impact, their reach, and even help larger and more traditional organizations become more inclusive.⠀
#Repost @ebonyimandallas New artwork revealed today! “Songs of Freedom” was commissioned by @citizensedmond and will be donated to the Clara Luper Legacy Committee! Songs of Freedom” is inspired by the movement educator and activist Clara Luper created with NAACP Youth Council members that broke barriers nurtured by racism and hatred. Ms. Luper and the youth, worked hard in the face of violence and bigotry as they sang Freedom Songs, peacefully marched, and protested at lunch counters and outside of businesses that sought to maintain lies of superiority through segregation. Together, the youth, Ms. Luper, and others inspired to create change dismantled barriers and ushered Oklahoma into a new day while inspiring countless others across the globe. This piece is dedicated to those fearless change-makers who risked their lives to create a better world for Black people throughout America. 
#Repost @ovac_ok WOW, it has been a full year since these Art 365 artists were selected, and we start INSTALLING the exhibition today!!! 🙌🎉🌟This group of artists has been inspiring, resilient, and incredibly motivated during a year unlike any other. 🏆🏆🏆
#Repost @ovac_ok Introducing 2021 Fellowship Artist, Skip Hill!
June 1-3, 2021 at Living Arts of Tulsa Gallery, the Greenwood District of Tulsa, OK ⠀
#Repost @ebonyimandallas Please join photographer Ron Tarver and and I as we discuss Oklahoma’s community legacies in our collaborative exhibition titled We Believed in the Sun this Thursday, May 20 at 7 PM CEN. Registration link in bio!
#Repost @ebonyimandallas “We Believed in the Sun” is now open at @okcontemporary! Please follow the link in bio to reserve free, timed tickets. This collaboration with photographer Ron Tarver really came together beautifully. We are having an artist talk on May 20 so please mark your calendar! Thanks again to the team at Oklahoma Contemporary. It has been a beautiful experience working with you. Thank you to all of my loved ones for your support! Thanks for bringing me food LOL when I was working non stop @mcasimi1 and helping me with video research when I was swamped @krsnadevadas and helping me with super scans and awesome advice @florinedemosthene and thank you for photos @pernellimages. I love you all and am grateful.
Emerge: Art Mentorship Program https://inclusioninart.com/emerge/ is open to any emerging Oklahoma artist that identifies as a racial/ethnic minority. An Emerging artist Is anyone who has just started their career in art, no matter their age. Deadline to apply: April 4th, 2021 11:59pm ⠀
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