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TULSA, Okla. — “The name of the show is ‘Interconnected. People can expect a variation of art mediums including photography, painting and video installation,” said Corey Wickersham the curator behind the exhibition. “The video installation by Beta BetaMax. They are introducing a new laser installation technique at the show tomorrow night.”
The work of three local artists will be featured on Saturday, Dec. 3 from 5 p.m.-9 p.m. at Tulsa Artist Studios.
“I chose the three artists because I feel as talented artists, they deserve to have their air shown to the public,” said Wickersham.
Shane Brown is the set designer for Reservation Dogs.
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Wickersham describes Jason Lockhart as, “an interdisciplinary artist.” She says he uses dimension and color and text to create his abstract paintings.
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Robert Carlson is a self-taught artist, according to Wickersham. He specializes in the figurative and realism style. “He also uses text to express his sense of wittiness,” said Wickersham.
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This will be a modern art, electrifying experience with local artists, not to be missed.
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