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Here Are 18 Art Shows To See In February

This month's exhibits highlight Black womanhood, environmental preservation, and more—plus "I Heart Art" week and four new shows at Philbrook

9:05 AM CST on February 3, 2026

Work by Suzanne Thomas (L) at Positive Space Tulsa and Alicia Kelly (R) at 108|Contemporary

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We’re not saying that art is going to save us. But maybe we are? One thing's for sure: gathering with your neighbors around tangible expressions of joy, vulnerability, innovation, history, and reflection is a really good way to build a community web that can withstand the toughest times.

As this month's massive list attests, Tulsa's artists and curators are working. Here’s everything that's coming up—including First Friday openings in the Arts District on February 6—so you can get out and find your creative connections this month. 


"Grown From This Threadbare Ground" by Sally Garner + Community Weaving Session
Phillips Theological Seminary, 901 N Mingo Rd
February 5

As part of her current Artists Creative Fund project, textile artist Sally Garner invites the community to participate in a collaborative weaving on a huge loom she built at Fab Lab. The collaboration is part of a show (on view through April 3) that also includes Garner's stunning sculptures and installations, focused on the importance of making conscious material choices for the enrichment and preservation of the natural environment.


“Spotlight: Recent TU Student Work”
University of Tulsa McFarlin Library, 2933 E 6th St
February 5-May 22