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Recall/Respond: Tulsa Artist Fellowship and Gilcrease Museum Collaboration

June 21, 2019 - October 13, 2019
Recall/Respond: Tulsa Artist Fellowship and Gilcrease Museum Collaboration
John Mix Stanley, Scouts in the Tetons, ca. 1855, detail, oil on canvas, GM 0126.1143
Elisa Harkins, <em>Honor Beats</em>, 2018, performance for camera
Molly Murphy Adams, <em>Beaded Vest, #84.1791</em>, 2019, beadwork on photo
Rachel Hayes, <em>Distant Future</em>, 2019, polyethylene mesh netting, nylon, nylon thread, steel cable
Joel Phillips, <em>Then Your Prairies Can Be Covered With Speckled Cattle #2</em>, 2019, charcoal and graphite on paper
Shane Darwent, <em>Coney Island</em>, 2019, photographic fountain

Tulsa Artist Fellowship and Gilcrease Museum present Recall/Respond, a multi-phased contemporary arts exhibition that includes works by both current Tulsa Artist Fellows, as well as Fellowship alum. By engaging in conversation with contemporary artists, this exhibition confronts complex histories within the interdisciplinary Gilcrease collections of the art, history, and culture of greater North America.

The first phase of Recall/Respond: Tulsa Artist Fellowship and Gilcrease Museum Collaboration opens Friday, June 21 and will remain on view through October 13, 2019. Works include a variety of arts media, such as photography, painting, sculpture, textile, performances, video and outdoor installations.

Participating Tulsa Artist Fellows include Molly Murphy Adams, Steve Bellin-Oka, Shane Darwent, Rena Detrixhe, Daniel Farnum, Yatika Fields, Edgar Fabián Frías, Elisa Harkins, Jessica Harvey, Rachel Hayes, Clemonce Heard, Karl Jones, and Joel Daniel Phillips.

About Tulsa Artist Fellowship

With the belief that arts are critical to the advancement of cultural citizenship, Tulsa Artist Fellowship supports both local and national artists while enriching the Tulsa community. Tulsa Artist Fellowship is a civic enhancement initiative of the George Kaiser Family Foundation.