Atrium Art

The Atrium Art exhibit, “The Calling of Lazarus,” opened to great reviews this past weekend. Holbrook Lawson and Whitney Forsyth organized this show beginning with a gallery talk by artist Ross Wilson. The show continues through November 14. Information at FirstChurchTulsa.org/AtriumArt

Coming Soon!

Tonight is the night! Stop by after work or on the way to the First Friday Art Crawl. We'll be hosting an open house event with live music, refreshments, and a chance to meet the artist. Free and open to the public from 5-8 p.m. at First Presbyterian Church of Tulsa! facebook.com/events/550338278730936/

The unique organic shapes of ceramic artist Whitney Forsyth have been displayed at 108 Contemporary, OSU-Tulsa, Arkansas Arts Center, American Museum of Ceramic Art / AMOCA, and many more fabulous locations.

This Friday, you're invited to experience REVEAL, a new installation in an incredible non-traditional gallery space at First Presbyterian Church of Tulsa. facebook.com/events/550338278730936/

Meet Whitney Forsyth, the ceramic artist behind the new beautiful installations for Atrium Art. She served as an associate professor of art at the University of Tulsa for 17 years, and her work has been displayed all across the country. Come and meet her at our open house event on Friday from 5-8 pm... facebook.com/events/550338278730936/

Are they barnacles? Flower buds? Seed pods? Come experience the amazing new installation by Whitney Forsyth and decide for yourself! Over 7000 unique organic shapes like these will be displayed throughout the striking Neo-Gothic architecture of First Presbyterian Church of Tulsa. facebook.com/events/550338278730936/

This beautiful mandala is almost ready for display!

From ancient Hindu mandalas to Native American sand paintings, Celtic knot work, and Christian rose windows, mandalas are a symbol of wholeness that promote spiritual health and well-being. This one by Whitney Forsyth is 8 feet wide, and composed of hundreds of intricate handmade ceramic pieces. Come and see it on November 2! facebook.com/events/550338278730936/

Everyday brings progress with over 6000 colorful ceramic petals finding their place amidst the Neo-Gothic architecture of First Presbyterian Church of Tulsa. Come see it for yourself at our open house on Friday, November 2! facebook.com/events/550338278730936/

Piece by delicate piece, ceramic artist Whitney Forsyth installs her exhibit in the First Church atrium for the upcoming opening of REVEAL on November 2.

New work by artist Whitney Forsyth coming soon. First Friday, November 2.