“Lost in Oklahoma” Acrylic/Mixed Media 48x72 was painted in 2018 during Cynthia's 3-year fellowship with Tulsa Artist Fellowship. Cynthia explains, "My gallery sold and placed this painting in a prestigious collection-plus I love the title". 2. “Mockingbird Rain” 36x36 "I painted this in 2014 in my old
1.“Window To Wonderland” 72”x72”, oil on canvas. Matt explains how this painting is inspired by the animated Disney “Alice in Wonderland” and how she daydreams in the daisies. For Matt, this is “a romantic view of Downtown Tulsa”. 2. This is an example of Matt’s mosaic
Living Arts three favorite pieces: M’kaweeletaamakwe, Don't Forget to Love, and Cowgirl Up.
Anne Pollard James' three select paintings: ”Mine: The Justice Print,” Boy Tears, and Coming Up for Air: First Breath.
Mad Dog's three favorite pieces of art: Sharks, Buffalo Rose, and Red Rose.
Three featured pieces from the Sherwin Museum of Jewish Art: Kinderstone Statues, Boris Schatz, and an untitled ceiling installation.
Multidisciplinary Artist From Michelle’s series on Climate Change titled; The Brutal Loss of The Beautiful. 1. Greenland Ice Melt 2019. Acrylic, graphite, gold leaf on canvas. 72" x 48" 2. Divergence Acrylic, oil, graphite on canvas. 84" x 60" 3. Waking In Your Veiled Sunrise Acrylic, graphite, gold leaf on canvas. 48"
Featured at Joseph Gierek Fine Art 1. BAGGAGE CLAIMacrylic on canvas48” x 36”These vibrant colors of yellow, purple and green reminded Jay of the lines and movement the of runway and conveyer belts at the airport, so he titled this piece, Baggage Claim. “As kids, we
Chris Mantle’s 3 Paintings @christophermantle 1. After leaving Louisiana to visit his mom, Mantle at 15 years old, painted this piece in the backyard of Turley, Oklahoma. This piece is special to Mantle because his mother kept the painting in her home even after being offered $10,000
1. The Little Shepherdess, 1889. William-Adolphe Bouguereau, Oil on canvas. Gift of Laura A. Clubb, 1947.8.82 This painting is a longtime iconic piece of The Philbrook. For generations, Tulsans have been coming to see The Shepherdess. Recently, she has moved to a new location in the