Mythology, Folklore & Fables: Celebrating Mermaids of Color is a visual presentation that uniquely contrasts the Eurocentric narrative to that of marginalized perspectives.

Yes I Can, Roger is a grand scale wooden inlay exhibition portraying a roller skater confronting her buffalo fears through a graphic novelesque experience.

Rock Paper Scissors collaborative creates immersive pop-up art installations around Oklahoma that engage viewers in joy as an act of resistance to the everyday mundane.

Taking inspiration from longstanding BIPOC solidarity and coalition-building, Exchanging Horizons documents connections between Black, Latinx, and Indigenous communities in Tulsa, OK via photographic documentation.

This community-focused exhibition showcases two artists, Shyanne Dickey and Edward Grady, whose work highlights the power of art as a storytelling and healing tool.

Open Door Series is an opportunity to meet and learn from guest artists, experts, and leaders in our art community. Featuring a week-long lineup of virtual speaker sessions, a community art party in Oklahoma City, and a special invitation to join Art Friends.

Stitching Memories: a Quilt Memorial for Greenwood is a quilt memorial for Greenwood to honor everything lost in the Tulsa Race Massacre and a space to process ongoing harms.

This project invites Black, Native American, and White visual artists to collaborate on a 2023 exhibition about the complex, interconnected, and nuanced issue of racism.

Invisible Voices incorporates first-hand accounts from those on the fringe of mainstream America who are often silenced by the majority. Narratives from current and past residents of Oklahoma will be collected and used to create a series of ceramic vessels as part of an interactive exhibit.

Oklahoma Unwound: ASLUT COMMUNITY QUARTERLY (ACQ) is an event series hosted by ASLUT, a multimedia arts publication and collective. ACQ will highlight artists and collaborators through engaging events that center on issues of social and political importance in Oklahoma.

We Are Queer OK is a digital and print media project in the form of a 24-page art zine consisting of photographic portraits that showcase the multifaceted queer population in Oklahoma.

This is Place is about where Lauren Rosenfelt grew up and the people, and cultures, hidden amongst Central Oklahoma’s post oak and blackjack forests.

The purpose of this project is to empower young people with a creative voice as a force for change in the world while gaining skills in digital literacy and the artistic process.

This project is a collaboration with grassroots horticulturalist Leslie Witherspoon to create a demonstration garden and rotating flagpole installation on a residential property that Naima recently acquired near Rt. 66 in Tulsa, OK.

SPARK! is a daring and diverse new ensemble of acclaimed artists joining forces to bring cutting-edge, immersive performance to the heart of OKC. SPARK!’s mission is to create delightful disruption for community healing and cohesion, rethinking how the arts engage with each other, and with the public.

Sugar High explores a future in which immediate access to refined sugar is imperative for human survival and instant gratification is a way of life.

Stories from the Core is a collaborative art project that seeks to bear witness to grief—the grief of individuals across Oklahoma, and the grief of the land itself—as a movement towards healing.

Faces of Our Community is a two-fold; a creation of clay ‘self-portraits’ followed by an art gallery style experience for our rural community.

People by People is a small business and creative content production company founded in 2020 by local artist, pattern designer, and muralist Tiffany McKnight.

Sunny Dayz Mural Festival is Oklahoma's first and only mural festival dedicated to celebrating women in the arts.