Dean Wyatt creates multi-layered abstract paintings that are rich in color and texture and inspired by the landscapes of his native southwest Oklahoma. Of his work, Wyatt explains “I use landscapes as a backdrop to explore other themes. Most of my recent works depict some type of transition, whether day to night or the moving away (or toward) something. [more]

Rita Rowe is a native Oklahoman and a lover of art from an early age.
Educated in Tulsa Public Schools, she studied art at Tulsa Junior College and University of Tulsa.  She has participated in many private workshops. 

After spending a career in advertising and media, Rita retired and is finally able to devote time to her painting.  She is an active member and juried participant in exhibits of Tulsa Artists Coalition, Visual Arts of Oklahoma and Fiber Arts of Oklahoma.  She works primarily in watercolor and acrylic painting, mixed media, weaving and paper making.

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Rebecca Joskey is an emerging painter with 20 yrs working experience as a mosaic artist and 6yr as painter. Abstract expressionism has been her focus with geometric images and bold color combinations. [more]

My work exists in the spaces near memories and experience. I look to engage the viewer in a visual discourse between the inherent sensuality, (history), of the figure and the fiction of memory’s recreation of experience. [more]

Hannah Gardner was raised in Tulsa, OKlahoma and in 2017 graduated with a BFA in Studio Arts from Santa Fe University of Art and Design. In 2018 she attended Penland school of crafts for a concentration in ceramics.

Assemblage artist Sallie Godwin said that as a child, she’d escape to a world of her own invention, a well-ordered world where everything made sense. She’s still doing that in her art. Although she works in many mediums, each piece brings together different, often disparate, elements that make a harmonious whole.

Sallie’s collages often feature analogous color schemes that contrast with dramatic juxtapositions of geometric shapes. In her works with found objects, she uses deconstructed costume jewelry, children’s toys, and game pieces to tell stories that often bring a smile to the viewer.

Story telling was important in Sallie’s first career, journalism. A native of Virginia, she earned a degree in journalism at the University of South Carolina, where she also took art history and graphic design. She moved to Oklahoma in 1981 and began a career as a reporter for the Tulsa World, then later, public relations. She joined Urban Art Lab Studios in February 2019.

Tulsa interior designer Julie O’Connor has more than nineteen years of experience creating interiors for residential clients and hospitality projects.

Julie has experience with Tulsa’s historical building renovations, such as the Edward Delk Restaurant in the Philtower Building and several historic homes. She has been included in Tulsa’s Designer Showcase for three years, designing a variety of rooms for homes in Tulsa including a few in the Maple Ridge neighborhood.

Julie earned a degree in Interior Design at OSU in 2002. She is a member of the National Council for Interior Design Qualification as well as a member of ASID and the International Interior Design Association.

In serving her residential clients, Julie says “I use the homes exterior aesthetics and reference them on interior elements while trying to keep the style clean and classic, whether the home is modern or traditional. If the client is interested in trends, I will do trendy things on things that can easily be changed out, such as pillows, artwork, and bedding.” Julie enjoys space planning, product selection including custom cabinetry, custom furniture and lighting.

When Oklahoma’s Title Act was initiated in 2010, Julie became a registered Interior Designer. She is also an active professional-level member and supporter of the Oklahoma Interior Design Coalition.