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[Inclusion In Art]

Racial and Cultural Diversity in Oklahoma's Visual Arts

Ronnie Zumani Cole

Type: African American, Paintings

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Congratulations to our board member @elizabethlarios and the other impressive and diverse women doing big things in Oklahoma. #Repost @405mag We are beyond thrilled to release our October issue and introduce you to our HER 2021 Honorees: Rachel Cannon, Ashleigh Robinson, Elizabeth Larios, Dr. Jordan Morton, Deborah McAuliffe Senner, Ashley Basnight, and Delisa Jones. ⠀⠀⁠⁠
#Repost @littledgallery @inclusioninart presents the intriguing body of art works by @ariana_weird at the gallery this month! Please join us this evening during the Paseo Art Walk to meet the artist, her mentor, and have an inclusion experience.
#Repost @ariana_weird Did a quick install today, so excited for Friday !!
Curator / Artist #BTS preparing for Inclusion In Art 2021 Mentorship Program Exhibition featuring @ariana_weird, a Mexican American printmaker from Oklahoma City. She uses relief printmaking to document and investigate her cultural identity and the world around her. She recently graduated from the University of Oklahoma with a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Visual Studio Art with an emphasis in printmaking.⠀
Title: Zooming Artist: @ariana_weird. "It's Been A Long Year" Everyday Life: A Pandemic Response is Ariana’s effort at documenting her life, thoughts, feelings, and experiences of the last year while living through the COVID-19 pandemic.
"It's Been A Long Year" by @ariana_weird. Everyday Life: A Pandemic Response is Ariana’s effort at documenting her life, thoughts, feelings, and experiences of the last year while living through the COVID-19 pandemic.
#Repost @littledgallery It’s Saturday!!! Next week we have a great show by @ariana_weird provided to you by @inclusioninart . Today we are open from 12:30-5:30 with the works by @lildfromokc and Rebecca Wheeler. Come by and say hi to @katmandood !! Paseo kind of Saturday
Inclusion In Art 2021 Emerging Artist + Guest Curator Exhibition and Sale
#Repost @ariana_weird I’ve been working on art for this show all summer and I’m so excited it’s opening next week! Friday October 1st come join me for the opening at Little D Gallery in the Paseo. It’s also going to be the first Friday art walk in the Paseo so I’m sure there will be lots to do and see.
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