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Racial and Cultural Diversity in Oklahoma's Visual Arts

SaturdaynightTraditions by Yatika Fields

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DEADLINE EXTENDED! We are extending the deadline to apply for the Emerge Artist and Emerge Curator program to June 2nd! Emerge is Inclusion In Art’s annual art mentorship program.

#Repost @paseoartsdistrict Save the date! The Michi Susan Exhibit and Art Sale will take place June 3, 6-9pm, with a cocktail preview just before the opening reception, between 5-6pm, at the Paseo Arts and Creativity Center. RSVP is encouraged, but not required.

#Repost @dmartinbarber So VERY grateful and humbled to be a featured artist at the Flora Bodega in the @paseoartsdistrict. As a dedicated arts advocate to local artists, they have generously provided a space for my work.. .work that began as an idea years ago. I'm thrilled to have this opportunity. Thank you @flora_bodega !💜

Congratulations Ebony! #Repost @ebonyimandallas Humbled, honored and grateful for this opportunity to share “Songs of Freedom” at the Thunder vs. Warriors game last night. This painting honors civil rights activist and educator Ms. Clara Luper and the children she marched, sat at lunch counters in protest and sang with from the NAACP Youth Council… many of them continue the work through the Clara Luper Legacy Committee. Thank you for your sacrifice, and thank you @okcthunder for honoring those who have risked and sacrificed their lives in the fight for equality in the U.S. and beyond. And thank you to my brother @jdpix007 for hanging with me last night! Great times with the sib 🥰

#Repost @paseoartsdistrict Artist Applications are open for the 2022 Paseo Arts Festival. Artists must please submit four images (one image of a booth setup is mandatory) for each media represented in your booth. Deadline is Tuesday, January 11, 2022. ⠀

#Repost @okcarts REMINDER that the deadline for Artist Submissions for a mural to honor Captain Riley Leroy Pitts at the Pitts Recreation Center is Wednesday, November 24, 2021 at 4pm.

#Repost @ariana_weird Since my show ended at the end of October and I have a lot of new work I haven’t posted on here yet begat I want to share!

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.

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