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At Gilcrease, you’ll find a new way to experience art, history, and nature. After five years of transformation, we are preparing to reopen in an entirely new museum—designed from the ground up to steward and share one of the most comprehensive collections of American art and history. When you visit, you’ll move through stories that span 12,000 years, encounter works drawn from more than 300,000 pieces, and explore perspectives shaped by hundreds of cultures across the Americas—all set within 460 acres overlooking Tulsa.

Expanded gallery spaces, purpose-built exhibition environments, and light-filled public areas create deeper encounters with the collection and with one another. This spring, UNcrease activates the building with performances and community gatherings. Gallery installations follow, leading to our official public reopening in early 2027. We look forward to welcoming you back.

Events

Uncrease

Anitra Lavanhar Photography Workshop

UNcrease May 9

Featured Artists Tulsa Symphony Orchestra (Headliner) Music (1pm-2:30pm) (ONEOK Vista Room)The Tulsa Symphony Orchestra's Wind Quintet brings a celebration of the breadth of sound and stylistic range

Tulsa Raqs Belly Dance

UNcrease May 28

Featured Artists Elizabeth Markley Performance (Southwest Crossroads Gallery)We are Tulsa Raqs Belly Dance and we perform at many venues and festivals in and around the Tulsa area. Through dance we ho

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Allow Us To
Reintroduce
Ourselves.

We’ve been quietly transforming so your next visit can be unforgettable. Encounter stories that span centuries, meet perspectives from hundreds of cultures, and explore spaces that connect art, history, and nature like never before. This is Gilcrease reimagined, and it’s ready for you.

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Explore Collections

Wherever you are, Gilcrease is within reach.

Explore thousands of works from one of the most comprehensive collections of American art and history, representing hundreds of cultures across the Americas. Search by artist, culture, time period, or keyword. Browse paintings, works on paper, cultural materials, and archival collections. Whether you’re researching, teaching, studying, or simply curious, the online collection offers new ways to discover—and new ways to see.

Online Collections
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