Anitra’s 3 Pieces using Intentional Camera Movement and Multiple Exposure 1. Self Portrait of Mosaic Tile. “This is self portrait with Mosaic Tile from Morocco. The self portrait was captured in the shower and it's superimposed with the Moroccan fountain perfectly placed by my breasts, which
Piece 1. Tulsa Girls Art School, a non profit bringing art to young girls through a free after school program. This exhibit was called ‘Spreading Hope.’ Piece 2. Budget Collector event, Art @ Home, hosted over 1,000 art curious folk throughout the gallery on First Friday
“Storms Never Last” 24x36. Oil, cold wax, gold flake and multimedia on wood. Carly loves the depth and movement of \this piece, representing the stormy skies and chaos, but also moments of clear, calm and beautiful skies. “This one helped me process during the pandemic when
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.
Lisa Regan's three favorite art pieces: Missing India, Tuscon Mornings, and Moonlight on the Lagoon.
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"