Arts Programming for Everyone

We offer a variety of programming that showcases contemporary art in our community and beyond through educational classes, workshops and experience for learners of all ages.

Educational

New Arts Foundations

An extracurricular after-school program for middle school students meeting weekly. Students work with different teachers each week learning foundational knowledge in contemporary art history and art-making practices. Students will utilize interdisciplinary methods to create artworks that will be presented to the public on the final date of the program.

New Arts Youth Council

An extracurricular after-school program for high school students meeting weekly. Students learn skills that assist them with both the artistic and business sides of being an artist. They will work on different projects allowing them to strengthen their artistic talents while also challenging them.

New Arts Summer Camp

Join us at New Arts Camp, where students will learn from teaching artists and create art during one-week sessions with ages ranging from 4-10 (Littles Camp) and 11-17 years old. Our seven 2026 Camp Sessions are now available for enrollment!

Introduction to Performance and Installation Art – Zoey Hughes, June 9-12, 8am-12pm
Young Filmmakers: Exploring Stop Motion Animation – Cora Hasegawa, June 9-12, 12:30pm-4:30pm
Storytelling with Textile: Beginner Fabric Collage – Katrinka Booth, June 16-19, 12:30pm-4:30pm
Introduction to Yarn Work and Yarn Bombing – Cora Hasegawa, June 23-26, 12:30pm-4:30pm
Be You, Let’s See You – Katy Bruce, July 7-10, 12:30pm-4:30pm (Littles Camp)
Artistic Self – Miss Amber Marie Deen, July 14-17, 8:00am-12:00pm
Trash Art Planet – Miss Amber Marie Deen, July 14-17, 12:30pm-4:30pm

New Arts Residency

New Arts Residency Program brings contemporary artists and thinkers into the public classroom in order to develop thoughtful aesthetic projects in collaboration with students. This program allows teachers to provide necessary arts education to their students while engaging with the community and local artists.

Any Given Child

Any Given Child-Tulsa provides equity and access in arts education for every K-8 student who attends Tulsa Public Schools. Living Arts Tulsa is one of 14 partners working collaboratively with lead organizer AHHA Tulsa to fund and implement arts education programming, both in the classroom and in the community.

Flip the Gallery

A virtual program presenting archival footage, educational activities, classes, and performances weekly. This program allows us to reach patrons who aren’t able to come into the gallery, or may wish to enjoy from home!

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Podcast Channel

Hear what’s going on at Living Arts by catching up on the latest episodes. Jeff Krisman updates listeners on current and upcoming Living Arts events, plus in-depth interviews with our member artists and exhibiting artists as they share their stories, current projects and exhibitions at Living Arts.

Check out our channel on any platform that offers podcasts, or click on the link to catch up on all episodes!

Performance Art

Spoken Word

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