Pieces + Patterns: Modern Oklahoma Textiles
Pieces + Patterns: Modern Oklahoma Textiles explores the works of 15 contemporary Oklahoma textile artists.

Pieces + Patterns: Modern Oklahoma Textiles showcases the works of artists rooted in Oklahoma who are transforming quilting and textile traditions into vibrant, contemporary expressions of identity, place, and history.
This exhibition explores the evolving role of fabrics in contemporary art and reflects on the enduring power of fiber art traditions.
Each artist reimagines the language of textiles as a living, evolving practice—one that weaves together memory, material, and meaning. This exhibit is curated by Mattie Barlow and Ann Solinksi.
Featured artists included are Beverly Kirk, Shannon Conley, Vicki Conley, Devida Bushrod, Lela O'Dell, Mike O'Dell, Jason Wilson, Ann Solinski, Agnes Stadler, Elizabeth Richards, Sarah Atlee, Brenda Esslinger, Debi Wanzer, Rachel Janssen, and Shankari Paradee.
RELATED GALLERY EVENTS:
- Free Artist Reception: Meet the artist and explore the exhibition on Thursay, September 25th, 5:30-7:30 PM. Drinks and light snacks will be provided. Let us know you're coming via our Facebook event.
- Activities for Children: Explore and interact with the exhibit. Always available during Museum hours.
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