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Tulsa, OK | Sept. 12, 2024 – Two Artists Creative Fund (ACF) recipients have announced plans to debut upcoming work, including a BIPOC creativity festival and zine-making workshop.

The Pärlā Citywide Creative Festival by Jerica Wortham

September 15-22, 2024

Multiple venues and times

Join ACF artist Jerica Wortham for an extraordinary celebration of BIPOC creativity at The Pärlā Citywide Creative Festival.

The week-long festival will showcase a diverse array of artistic expressions. Experience pop-up visual art installations in BIPOC-owned venues, live concerts, fashion shows, film festivals, wellness workshops and an electrifying dance festival.

More information is available online.

 

Tulsa’s Hidden Heroines by Onyx Montes

October 5 and November 2, 2024

12:30-2 p.m., Tulsa Historical Society & Museum

Onyx Montes will host a zine-making workshop series and social sculpture project exploring the remarkable women in Tulsa’s history who have paved the way for future generations despite the odds stacked against them. Following a discussion about their incredible stories and why their contributions still resonate today, participants will channel that inspiration into creating their own zines. No prior experience in zine-making is required, and all materials and snacks will be provided.  The events are free and open to anyone aged 14 and up.

More information about ACF events is available at artistscreativefund.art/events

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About Artists Creative Fund

Artists Creative Fund is a program of George Kaiser Family Foundation made possible with the support from the Tulsa Community Foundation and CACHE.  ACF provides grants annually to improve funding, visibility and professional development for Tulsa-based artists and creatives.  In July 2024, 20 artists were selected to receive $10,000 to test, explore and create innovative work for debut during the grant period that concludes in March 2025.    

GKFF is working in partnership with the Creative Arkansas Community Hub & Exchange (CACHE), a Northwest Arkansas based, regional arts services provider, which led the application process and professional development programming.

Visit artistscreativefund.art to learn more.