December 2024
Thanks to everyone that came out to our last fundraiser of the year at SKATES Rollertainment in Sand Springs. We had a blast skating, rocking, dancing and eating pizza with everyone. Thanks to Bucky & the Bookworms and The Fabulous Minx for performing! Stay tuned for updates about our 2025 programming.
July 2024
We are happy to share some photos from our first sponsorship opportunity of the year with Creator Camp! We were able to send over a dozen young people to a creativity camp that explores a variety of expressive media including painting, charcoal, tie-dying and stained glass. We look forward to providing more access to the arts in the future!
May 2024
Thanks to our Sponsors and Everyone that came to our First Fundraiser!
We had a great time with everyone that joined us for our first event as a non-profit. Thanks to our sponsors: Red Fork Distillery, Oklahoma Aquarium, Cedar Rock Inn, The Route 66 Alliance, Trailblazer Energy, Lonnie Sims, Jim Rea and Oaktrust Development. Tune back in more information about our summer plans and summer programming! Thank you to Lollie Moore for the additional event photography.
“I found I could say things with color and shapes that I couldn’t say any other way - things I had no words for.”
Our Mission: To ensure community access to the transformative power of the arts. We do this through creative outreach, mentorship, and artistic expression in the greater Tulsa area.
Sparking Instinct
Practicing art involves experimentation. Taking pride in success and learning from failure can instill a deep sense of instinct that guides actions both in the creative process and everyday life. As creatures of comfort and repetition, it is important to both operate out of comfort zones and break repetitive life cycles. Art and creative expression provide a space to operate outside of regular life’s confines and challenge artists to ask questions, make decisions, convey emotion and tell stories. The RedFork Arts Foundry Tulsa facilitates this experimentation, challenging future artists to cast off preconceptions and repetition, learn to look inward and outward, and explore another side of the human experience.