ADCT is Tulsa’s independently operated non-profit organization dedicated to a legacy of encouragement, cultivation and inspiration for our advertising and art communities. Since its founding in 1968, volunteers have worked tirelessly to create a distinct season with notable speakers, custom events, design competitions and student scholarships.
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?? Save the Date: 12.5.24 ? Catch Oklahoma artist Matt Goad at Living Arts Tulsa on December 5 at 6 PM! Known for his unique blend of woodblock-inspired design and bold color, Matt's journey from graphic designer to celebrated fine artist is truly inspiring. With a geometric approach and a passion for storytelling, his work speaks to people of all ages and backgrounds. Growing up across the US, Matt’s experiences shaped his distinct, vibrant style—pulling in influences from nature, history, and music. Don’t miss this chance to hear about his artistic evolution and creative process firsthand!
Today we’re celebrating Belle’s birthday and her fourth year with us as Director of Design and Publications! ?? Her work on this season’s “Lore” theme brought a beautifully crafted, story-like vision to life, and we couldn’t be more appreciative. ? Thank you, Belle, for all your creativity and dedication. Happy Birthday! ??
Thank you to Kendall Ross (not to be confused with the Panera incident’s Kendall Ross) for sharing your artistry and teaching us the beauty and skill behind knitting as a true art form! ?? Also a big thank you to everyone who came out and engaged with us—your questions and enthusiasm truly made the event special! ? A big thanks to Elote for the delicious food and to Living Arts for generously sharing their space.
Get pumped! ?Tonight at 6 PM—come by Living Arts to experience the work of Kendall Ross, an Oklahoma City fiber artist bringing new life to traditional crafts. Kendall’s hand-knit pieces capture the raw moments of womanhood with vibrant colors and personal stories woven into every stitch. ?? RSVP @ bit.ly/3CgJhUP
Only two days until we meet fiber artist Kendall Ross and I'm living for these hand knit wool pieces she created this year! ???? Don’t miss it! November 7th, 6 pm at Living Arts of Tulsa. RSVP @ bit.ly/3CgJhUP
Gather round for an eve most wondrous! Fiber artist Kendall Ross of Oklahoma City bringeth forth her hand-knit, wearable tapestries, woven with tales of womanhood! ?? ?? Through her art, Kendall doth reclaim the crafts of foremothers, crafting fine expressions of sorrow, joy, and freedom anew. Be summoned, noble patrons, to witness her works as she honors the threads of old with her singular voice. Mark well the date: Thursday next, the 7th of November, at Living Arts, the hour of six. Miss it not! ?? RSVP @ bit.ly/3CgJhUP
Excited to welcome Oklahoma City fiber artist Kendall Ross aka @id.knit.that! Kendall’s hand-knit, wearable art captures the layers of womanhood, drawing from her family bonds and studies in women’s history. Using bold colors, original text, and techniques like knitting, embroidery, and beading, she transforms traditional crafts into powerful expressions of joy, sadness, and freedom. Each piece is a tribute to fiber arts, honoring tradition while telling her own story. Can’t wait to learn more about her work and her process! RSVP @ bit.ly/3CgJhUP
Thank you to everyone who came out to hear the incredibly talented Jessica Hische speak on her book My First Book of Fancy Letters and share her charming stories! ? A big thanks to Tulsa University for providing the beautiful space at Tyrell Hall, and to Whitty Books for bringing copies of her book! ?? Shout out to Tulsey Type - Chris Skillern! We appreciate all of you for making it such a memorable event!