This October, 1515 Lincoln Gallery proudly presents Outsider, a solo exhibition by artist Christie Owen. The exhibition features a captivating collection of new works that push artistic boundaries by fusing past inspirations into fresh and exciting expressions. Owen's work brims with a sense of visual poetry, reminding us of the powerful impact abstraction can evoke. Through her unique lens, she captures the profound emotions experienced in nature.

This September 1515 Lincoln Gallery proudly presents Gentrifying Mars a solo exhibition by acclaimed artist Matt Goad. The exhibition features Goad's latest works, which delve into otherworldly landscapes imbued with profound personal significance. Through his art, Goad transports viewers to exotic and geometric worlds, revealing deeper truths that resonate uniquely with each individual.

1515 Lincoln Gallery is pleased to announce its latest exhibition, “Visions of Courage,” co-sponsored by Afina International through Afina’s “Creativity and Resilience in the Face of War” initiatives supporting contemporary Ukrainian Artists. The exhibition features nature-inspired paintings by Ukrainian artists Daniel Green and Yulaiyla Grays Larru. These artists explore humanity and nature through bold, color-infused paintings that depict a variety of flora and fauna. Their art is a testament to the courageous act of being an artist amidst war and instability. From Yulaiyla’s energetic paintings of exotic animals in motion to Daniel’s vivid depictions of Ukraine's beautiful countryside with horses and their human companions, this exhibition is a visual feast sure to inspire visitors.

This summer, from June 6th to July 13th, 2024, 1515 Lincoln Gallery is pleased to present its latest exhibition, "Wading Through Cracks of Gravity,” featuring the solo works of Pacific Northwest painter Janice Tayler. This captivating showcase will highlight a series of Janice's paintings, which depict abstract landscapes crafted from fragmented memories and fleeting moments in time. The artist employs a diverse array of materials and inspirations including photographs of decaying structures, cardboard debris, sand, oil paint, and newspaper clippings.

This spring, from April 25th to June 1st, 2024, 1515 Lincoln Gallery is honored to host “Head in the Clouds,” a thought-provoking exhibition featuring longtime friends and colleagues, Marc Barker and Josette Simon-Gestin. This unique showcase brings together two artists renowned for their distinctive approaches to capturing the essence of both the physical world and the realms of imagination.

From March 14th to April 20th, 2024, 1515 Lincoln Gallery invites you to embark on an unparalleled exploration of "Lost Works of Robert Bonaparte." This exclusive exhibition unveils the breathtaking oeuvre of one of Oklahoma's most enigmatic artists.

From Thursday, February 1st, through Saturday, March 9th, 1515, Lincoln Gallery invites you to the exclusive exhibition Abstract Realities: A Showcase of Larry Hefner's Newest Work by celebrated Oklahoma artist and academic Larry Hefner.

From Thursday, December 21st, through Saturday, January 27th, do not miss the opportunity to see this special exhibition and celebrate the creative life of the late Paul Hultberg, in his exhibition Generative Abstractions: Paul & Lawrence Hultberg at the 1515 Lincoln Gallery.

From Thursday, November 9th, through Saturday, December 16th, 1515 Lincoln Gallery invites you to experience the bold works of Montreal-based artist, Demetrios Papakostas, in his exhibition Along These Lines.

From Thursday, September 28th, through Saturday, November 4th, 1515 Lincoln Gallery invites you to delight in the vibrant works of James Cobb in his exhibition Landscapes and Still-Life.

Discover poetic enlightenment in Katherine Liontas-Warren's exhibition Nature's Wonders at 1515 Lincoln Gallery.

1515 Lincoln Gallery invites you to experience the stunning works of Daniel Edwards in his exhibition Portraits of Greatness: Trailblazers of Civil Rights. Daniel is a child of the Civil Rights era who came of age as an artist during political correctness.

1515 Lincoln Gallery invites you to experience the intoxicating works of George Oswalt in his exhibition Toys, Decoys & Aggregated Myths. George explores how modern society exists among many synthetic and hyper realities in a hybrid fairy tale. George's creative process mixes different mediums to create a shared space where the audience can investigate life's changes together.

1515 Lincoln Gallery invites you to experience the works of Tunde Darvay and John Wolfe at their joint exhibition Local Spaces / Cosmopolitan Visions and A Place Behind the Sun. The shared exposition features Darvay's whimsical paintings on uniquely shaped wood surfaces and Wolfe's daring sculptures crafted from found wood, steel, and ceramic pieces.

1515 Lincoln Gallery invites you to discover the work of Oklahoma-based artists Skip Hill and Nathan Lee as they present their show The Shaman and the Alchemist. The joint show features two distinct creative processes and mediums through Hill's paintings and Lee's mixed media sculptures.

1515 Lincoln Gallery invites you to experience the work of Oklahoma-based artists Dragana Milovic and XVALA as they present their shows Geometric Synergy of Art & Architecture and Billion Dollar Meme$.

Experience the work of Oklahoma-based artists Paul Medina and Sheridan Conrad as they present their show The Spaces In Between and Nature’s Cathedral.

Discover a rare creative and culinary collaboration between Objets Trouvés and the famed La Baguette Bistro.

Discover the sundry tiers of visceral memories and fleeting moments in time represented in Janice Tayler's 'Layered Suspensions in Fragmented Space' exhibition.

Discover the intimate relationship between form and space in Marko Kratohvil's 'Autumn Moments' exhibition. This unforgettable show features drawings and sculptures that highlight Kratohvil's tireless search for balance in the subtleties of independent forms and the harmony of all parts, depicted evenly by structural order and respect for visual elements.

We invite you to experience the "Landscapes: Imagined and Real," a stunning group exhibition combining works from the OT Found Art Collection and Contemporary OT Represented Artists. The show begins on Thursday, March 3, from 5 - 7 p.m. and lasts until Wednesday, March 30.

The "Arrangement Impulsion" exhibition features work by Bryan Boone, an artist, and designer living and working in Kansas City, Misouri. Boone's work mediates on architecture, infrastructure, and landscape through geometric design and exploration through iteration. "Arrangement Impulsion" is a series of works emblematic of Boone's artistic style — to create a concrete framework and then explore all the possibilities within it. As a result, you find the balance of two potentially oppositional components from each iteration — structure and free expression; architecture and automatic art; gesture and movement and flow within defined constraints.

The exhibition primarily features work by James Cobb, who has worked out of his studio in Oklahoma for the last two decades. His work is executed in oil when painting and charcoal and conté when drawing. He attempts to paint from life and hosts a life drawing session every Friday for artists around the state. Cobb tries to stay true to the subject but is increasingly adding abstractions to his work. He paints all subject matter from still-life, to landscapes, portraiture, and figures. The exhibition also showcases works by Objets Trouvés artists Diane Coady, Sheridan Conrad, and Diane Goldschmidt. Click here for exhibition press release.

Josette Simon-Gestin is a French artist who studied at Beaux-Arts and has exhibited her paintings, drawings, etchings, and collages internationally. Originating during the pandemic, Simon-Gestin’s new work captures her curiosity about the future, from being baffled to feeling depressed. She evokes an intensity and poetic feeling in her art, letting the mind travel without limits. The exhibition title is from a Charles Perrault book ‘Barbe Bleue’ and translates to, “do you not see something coming?”

Dragana Milovic, born in Berane, Montenegro in 1969, earned her art degree in painting from the Academy of Fine Arts at the University of Belgrade in Belgrade, Serbia. Dragana has exhibited her work in a number of exhibitions, both solo and group exhibitions and art symposiums throughout Europe. Her intention, with this exhibition, is to realize harmony of composition and artistic skill with a particular accent on color which is an important element of her artistic expression.

Mark Gilmore is an American painter and sculptor. His work ranges from poetic contemporary realism to a saturated altered reality. In ‘North Sea Radio,’ Gilmore presents works that are the result of his curious eye responding to the unease and wonder that exist simultaneously. He assists viewers in finding the freedom and revelations in bewilderment, identifying beautiful mysteries that reveal themselves over time.

Passionate about researching the human condition through references to various historical narratives, Georgian artist Erekle Chinchilakashvili attempts to identify found images that he can recreate through painting. This way, his chosen image emerges to have a new presence, giving the original image a new definition, new importance. Each piece was created in Budapest, where the artist attends the Doctoral School for Artistic Research.

'In Flux' is a reflection on and a reaction to life and art during the pandemic. The works explore form, color and symbols and their relationships to one another. Artist Peter Healy's works represent the evolution in the way we relate to one another in an environment where we are cut off from one another, and they seek to provide a respite from a moment in time that has been a collective challenge the world over. Peter sought to create pieces that offer joy, whimsy, and solace in a uniquely surreal moment in our global history.