On view through Thursday, October 1, 2026. The Alexandre Hogue Gallery presents LIGHT•WEIGHT: Paintings from the Wilderness, an exhibition of landscape paintings by UTulsa alumnus Josh Butts. Butts’ creative practice […]
On view through Thursday, October 1, 2026. The Alexandre Hogue Gallery presents LIGHT•WEIGHT: Paintings from the Wilderness, an exhibition of landscape paintings by UTulsa alumnus Josh Butts. Butts’ creative practice spans a range of media, including drawing, editorial illustrations, oil paintings and large-scale murals. He is also the founder of the graphic design agency Scrambler […]
On view through Thursday, October 1, 2026. The Alexandre Hogue Gallery presents LIGHT•WEIGHT: Paintings from the Wilderness, an exhibition of landscape paintings by UTulsa alumnus Josh Butts. Butts’ creative practice spans a range of media, including drawing, editorial illustrations, oil paintings and large-scale murals. He is also the founder of the graphic design agency Scrambler […]
“Back for Blood: Never Whistle at 101 Archer” showcases the killer artist-printed illustrations of all 21 short Indigenous horror stories included in Never Whistle at Night 2: Back for Blood, the highly-anticipated sequel to the bestselling dark fiction anthology. Brent Learned (Cheyenne-Arapaho) is an Oklahoma City-born-and-raised artist whose eerie work gives readers a glimpse of […]
Still Sovereign: Land, Law, Memory examines Tribal sovereignty as a living and ongoing reality. Guided by ancestral memory and Indigenous governance systems in existence long before the United States, the exhibition explores sovereignty through relationships to land, law and community. Through contemporary and traditional Indigenous art, historical materials and community knowledge, the exhibition demonstrates that […]
On view through Thursday, October 1, 2026. The Alexandre Hogue Gallery presents LIGHT•WEIGHT: Paintings from the Wilderness, an exhibition of landscape paintings by UTulsa alumnus Josh Butts. Butts’ creative practice […]
“Back for Blood: Never Whistle at 101 Archer” showcases the killer artist-printed illustrations of all 21 short Indigenous horror stories included in Never Whistle at Night 2: Back for Blood, the highly-anticipated sequel to the bestselling dark fiction anthology. Brent Learned (Cheyenne-Arapaho) is an Oklahoma City-born-and-raised artist whose eerie work gives readers a glimpse of […]
Still Sovereign: Land, Law, Memory examines Tribal sovereignty as a living and ongoing reality. Guided by ancestral memory and Indigenous governance systems in existence long before the United States, the exhibition explores sovereignty through relationships to land, law and community. Through contemporary and traditional Indigenous art, historical materials and community knowledge, the exhibition demonstrates that […]
Come to the first meeting of fall 2026 of TU Maker Club at Fab Lab Tulsa. This is an event for all TU students. We will be making personalized laser engraved notebooks/journals. If you are interested in joining us please RSVP by reserving a free tickets here: September 2026 TU Maker Club at Fab Lab […]
On view through Thursday, October 1, 2026. The Alexandre Hogue Gallery presents LIGHT•WEIGHT: Paintings from the Wilderness, an exhibition of landscape paintings by UTulsa alumnus Josh Butts. Butts’ creative practice spans a range of media, including drawing, editorial illustrations, oil paintings and large-scale murals. He is also the founder of the graphic design agency Scrambler […]
“Back for Blood: Never Whistle at 101 Archer” showcases the killer artist-printed illustrations of all 21 short Indigenous horror stories included in Never Whistle at Night 2: Back for Blood, the highly-anticipated sequel to the bestselling dark fiction anthology. Brent Learned (Cheyenne-Arapaho) is an Oklahoma City-born-and-raised artist whose eerie work gives readers a glimpse of […]
Still Sovereign: Land, Law, Memory examines Tribal sovereignty as a living and ongoing reality. Guided by ancestral memory and Indigenous governance systems in existence long before the United States, the exhibition explores sovereignty through relationships to land, law and community. Through contemporary and traditional Indigenous art, historical materials and community knowledge, the exhibition demonstrates that […]
