An artwork, which is part of the TPAC's art collection

The Tulsa PAC Art Collection

The element that unites all spaces at the Tulsa Performing Arts Center is art — a collection of more than 70 pieces: art overhead, on the grounds, along the corridors and in the lobbies.

The TPAC's permanent art collection boasts famous Oklahoma artists like Alexandre Hogue, P.S. Gordon, Wilson Hurley and Otto Duecker; a large sampling of Native American art; and such art superstars as America's Joseph Raffael and Edward Corbett, British-born Dame Barbara Hepworth, Dutch artist Karel Appel, Russian artists Louise Nevelson and Ilya Bolotowsky, Hungary's Gabor Peterdi and Germany's Wolf Kahn. 

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  • Still life oil painting of a bouquet of tulips and other flowers in a ceramic pitcher, with apples, a banana, and a large melon on a colorful tablecloth and a bright background.

  • Close-up of a colorful striped fabric pattern with various horizontal stripes in multiple colors including red, yellow, green, blue, pink, and gray.

  • Close-up of an abstract painting with vibrant red, orange, green, black, and yellow colors, featuring energetic brush strokes and layered textures.

  • Close-up of a computer screen with icing, yellow, turquoise, and black colors.

  • A stylized illustration of a large group of indigenous people gathered in a circular pattern outside under a red sky with a full moon. The people are dressed in traditional clothing, carrying spears, and some holding small objects. In the background, there are trees and a small structure, possibly a house or a shelter.

  • A colorful mural depicting various types of trees, shrubs, and plants with different colors and textures, set against a background with a sunset or sunrise and mountains.

  • A watercolor painting of a rural farm scene with white barns, houses, and trees in the background, and a field with dry grass and bushes in the foreground.

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