Each First Friday of the month from 6PM - 9PM, the Allie Jensen Memorial Art Gallery proudly showcases the work of talented local artists, transforming our space into a celebration of art, identity, and community. Through a diverse range of styles, mediums, and stories, our exhibitions offer fresh perspectives that inspire, challenge, and connect us all.
Meet the featured artist(s), hear their story, and explore their artistic journey firsthand. Immerse yourself in their work, from bold and thought-provoking pieces to deeply personal and expressive creations. Whether you're an art lover, an advocate, or a creative soul, you’ll find a welcoming space to connect, reflect, and celebrate the power of visual storytelling.
Don’t miss this opportunity to experience stunning, dynamic, and impactful art while engaging with a vibrant and inclusive community. Mark your calendar, bring a friend, and let’s celebrate art together!
Are you ready to inspire, challenge, and celebrate through your art? The Allie Jensen Memorial Art Gallery is looking for passionate and visionary artists to be part of our 2027 exhibition calendar!
This is more than an exhibition; it's a chance to share your voice, your story, and your creativity in a space that uplifts equality, diversity, and authentic expression. We welcome all mediums and strongly encourage 2SLGBTQIA+ artists and allies to apply. Whether your work redefines perspectives, honors identity, or sparks meaningful conversations, we want to see it!
How to Apply:
Submit the following for consideration:
Artist Bio: Tell us about yourself and your creative journey.
Five (5) Recent Works: Must be created within the last four years.
Exhibit Proposal: Share your vision for your exhibition, including a potential title.
For questions or to submit your application, email Mitchell.Smith@okeq.org. We can’t wait to experience your artistry!
This form must be completed by Sunday, December 12, 2026 to be considered.
MOREcolor is Back. MOREcolor 2026 
MOREcolor continues a Pride art legacy rooted in community, visibility, and joy
This summer, 20 regional artists come together at Dennis R. Neill Equality Center to share work across painting, sculpture, photography, textiles, and mixed media.
Opening Reception: May 29 at 6 PM – July 25
Makers’ Market: July 25 during Tulsa Fringe Festival
Featuring: Carrie Silverhorn, Maria A. Trester, Lexie Tafoya, Liz Cousins, Taylor Painter-Wolfe, Sharon Salazar, Kevin Carbajal, Nick White, Lori Joan Morgan, Behnaz Sohrabian, Cheryl Capps, Pamela Watson, Susan Cram, Mikael Monsanto, Diana Witty, Kelly Melvin, Jessica Newman, Dean Wyatt, Liz Dueck, and beloved Scott Goodpaster.
