Allie Jensen Memorial Art Gallery

Each month, the Equality Center gallery spotlights work by local artists. Meet the artist at our First Thursdays gallery openings, 6:00 – 9:00 pm on the first Thursday of every month. 

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2021 Art Exhibits

February 2021 ​

Alexander Tamahn: “Antivenom”
Oklahomans for Equality is excited to share Alexander Tamahn: “Antivenom” Gallery debut in the Allie Jensen Memorial Art Gallery. Please click the video below to take a virtual tour, and then come by the center when the weather clear to see this powerful exhibit in person. The show opened at the Dennis R. Neill Equality Center located at 621 E. 4th Street Tulsa OK 74120 on Thursday, February 11th, with Covid measures in place. The show continues throughout the month.


"​Serpents are creatures demonized and vilified in western culture. So are Black men. Although we often project our own emotions and ideas on animals and use science to support our claims that we are more enlightened and cognitively advanced than all other creatures, many indigenous cultures and eastern philosophies implore us not to lord ourselves over all creation, but rather learn, protect, and respect creatures beyond ourselves. This series of works incorporate subtle and overt serpentine motifs to draw the connection be them and us."