2025 OVAC Members Show

The Oklahoma Hall of Fame | Gaylord-Pickens Museum, in partnership with the Oklahoma Visual Arts Coalition, presents the 2025 OVAC Members Show. This exhibit features a stunning array of 2D and 3D works showcasing the vibrant artistic community of our great state.

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Open date

June 7, 2025

Close date

August 2, 2025

Exhibit type

Virtual

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Free Artist Reception & Panel: June 26, 5:00 - 8:00 PM

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The 2025 OVAC Members Show brings together a dynamic and diverse group of Oklahoma’s most talented and promising contemporary visual artists. Representing communities from Bartlesville to Frederick, this exhibition is a powerful reflection of the state’s vibrant and evolving creative landscape.

United by a shared connection to Oklahoma as both home and muse, the featured artists explore themes of identity, family, nature, science, and history through a wide array of mediums—including painting, sculpture, photography, textile, and mixed media. From delicate handcrafted objects to bold, expressive canvases, each work invites viewers into a unique visual dialogue.

This exhibition celebrates not only the creative multiplicity of Oklahoma, but also the transformative role of the arts in our communities. Featuring both emerging talents and long-established voices, the artists’ works on view embody the depth and scope of our state’s cultural fabric. The Oklahoma Hall of Fame | Gaylord-Pickens Museum is honored to present this exhibit in collaboration with the Oklahoma Visual Arts Coalition.

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