We develop this list as part of our annual Resource Guide we send to members. We know each year things change and there are many active artists groups in our state. Help us keep this comprehensive. We want to list any gathering, demo group, regular critique or the like that other visual artists may join.
Groups
for Artists: Discipline or Location -Specific:
- Alpha
- Arts in
- BasketWeavers
Guild of Oklahoma: meets
bimonthly at the National Cowboy and Western Heritage Museum in OKC. http://www.okbasketweaversguild.com/
- Canadian
Valley Art Guild: Meet
monthly at the Mabel C. Fry Library, Yukon on second Tuesday evening from
September to May and organize exhibitions in the area.
- Central Oklahoma Quilters Guild,
Inc.:
Educational programs for techniques and preservation of quilts, community
service projects.
- Cherokee Artists Association: Promotion and Tahlequah gallery for Native
American artists. www.cherokeeartistsassociation.org/
- The
- Dreamer Concepts Foundation: Supporting emerging artists,
324 East
- Duncan Art Guild: Monthly meetings, hands on
workshops, etc. President Janice Kirksey, Celebration Frames, 1102 Oak,
- Enid Art Association: maintain gallery and membership. 580-237-8666,
Oakwood Mall,
- Fiber Artists of
- Green Country Watercolor
Association:
Exhibitions, monthly meetings, demos.
- Individual Artists of
- Jacobson Foundation: Exhibitions
and annual market for Native American artists, 609 Chautauqua Ave, Norman OK
73069-4604, 405-366-1667 or www.jacobsonhouse.com
- Melton Art Reference Library: catalogs information about
- Mid-Del Art Guild: Monthly demos in
- Norman Studio Artists
Association: networking and online gallery for Norman-based
artists normanstudioartists.com
- Okmulgee Art Guild, Inc.:
- Oriental Brushwork Society:
- Painters & Sculptor Society
of Holdenville:
- Paseo Artists Association: Exhibitions and festival in
- Plein Air Painters of Central
Oklahoma: Painting outside from life with the safety of a
group. www.watercolorok.com/PAPCO.htm
05-732-4977
- Red Earth Inc.: Exhibitions, artist
workshops, and festivals focused on Native Americans www.redearth.org.
- Save it for Art: new
organization encouraging
material creative reuse/repurpose www.saveitforart.org
- Sooner Scribes: Study of calligraphy, monthly OKC meetings, Sharon McKay
405-728-0079 or alnshar@cox.net.
http://www.soonerscribes.com/
- The
FYI we also keep up listings for studio art classes, funding, and more... so if you have other ideas of new resources for artists in our state, feel free to comment.
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FRINGE is OKC's women's art organization. Established in 2011 to foster and support women and their journey as artists. Monthly meetings, workshops and classes, and exhibitions every last Friday of the month at 4027 North Classen Blvd, OKC 73118. Contact Christie Hackler @ 405.206.9642 or www.fringeokc.com.
The Lawton Fort Sill Art Council: Exhibitions, monthly meetings, and workshops. 1701 NW Ferris Ave Lawton, OK 73502 www.lfsac.org 580-591-0454
Thanks for the updates! We are glad to have more to share.
Thank you for all the information you provide. Something that our organization could use is a resource giving people who are available to be art show judges. We have an annual art show and it would be so nice to have a list of possible judges here in Oklahoma.
NTU Art Association of Oklahoma, was established in 1979, we have regular monthly meetings, and art classes. NTU members exhibit on a rotating basis at Langston University/OKC Campus. www.ntuartokc.org
Of course Amenda! Sorry Ntu wasn't listed yet. We'll update!
Hi Pattie, Interesting idea about jurors. That's a tough one, though, because each show and competition needs such different expertise. We are glad to give you suggestions based on your specific needs and specifications (i. e. time required, payment, needing artist or specific medium knowledge, etc). Just give us a call or email.
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