| Art Crit Night is a free to attend art critique event featuring two local artists who present their work during a curator-led discussion. Artists, arts professionals, collectors, and anyone curious about joining the conversation can look forward to a relaxed evening of engaging discussion and mingling with art friends. |
The Event When November 12, 2025 | 5:30–8pm Where Oklahoma Contemporary The Application Participating artists will have the opportunity to present their work, receive feedback, and connect with the community. The application for Art Crit Night is free and selected artists receive a $100 stipend. Applications open for the January Art Crit Night in November | The Guest Curator AnnaVittoria Pickett
Director of Exhibitions at Oklahoma Contemporary
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AnnaVittoria Pickett is a visual artist, educator, and arts nonprofit professional, currently serving as the Director of Exhibitions at Oklahoma Contemporary in Oklahoma City. Residing in Midwest City, AnnaVittoria works from her home studio, a space where she deeply engages in her artistic practice encompassing ceramics, printmaking, installation, and painting. She holds a Bachelor of Arts in Printmaking from the University of North Texas and a Master of Fine Arts in Studio Art from the University of Oklahoma, both of which have profoundly shaped her commitment to exploring and expanding her craft. AnnaVittoria's art often reflects on her mixed Italian and Texan heritage, exploring both the contrasts and connections between these cultures through her creative expressions. This personal and thoughtful exploration is a hallmark of her work, bringing a unique and enriching perspective to the exhibitions she curates and the art she creates. |
The Artists
Oklahoma City, OK
Participating Artist
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Jared L. Power is a 25-year-old painter, draftsman and collage artist living in OKC. He often paints on clothing; adding dogs, candles, chairs and other domestic memorabilia. | Oklahoma City, OK
Participating Artist
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Taylor Caraway is a guy who likes to make things. Sometimes that means shaping clay, sometimes melting silver, sometimes pointing a camera at the stars. He works in whatever medium feels interesting that day — ceramic sculpture, silversmithing, lost wax casting, or astrophotography. He makes things because creating feels like a way to stay awake — a small act of proof that awareness is still alive and moving around inside us. | Art Crit Night supports and strengthens the work of every artist that participates, and promotes critical dialogue among the community members that attend. All participants must be open to the critique process. The process will include presenting your work, receiving feedback from the curator framed in a spirit of positivity and desire to help you progress in your practice, and receiving comments from the audience as these events will be open to the art community in an effort to increase critical dialogue. |
Questions?
Reach out to Administrative and Artist Relations Manager, Ariana Weir-Temoshok, at Ariana@Ovac-Ok.Org or (405) 879-2400 Ex. 5