Exhibit C Gallery

Exhibit C Gallery Exhibit C Gallery in Oklahoma City's Horizons District is a First American art gallery and cultural experience. Open Wednesday - Monday 10 a.m. - 6 p.m.

Exhibit C Gallery, Oklahoma City’s premier First American art gallery, is located in the newly developed Horizons district. Proudly owned by the Chickasaw Nation, Exhibit C celebrates First American artists through fine art sales with superior customer service. Free South Parking. Following Horizons District Signs. Free parallel street parking. The number of spaces is limited. OKANA Parking Garage

and Surface Lot. o 0-1 Hour $10
o 1-2 Hours $13
o 2-3 Hours $16
o 3-4 Hours $19
o 4-6 Hours $22
o Overnight $28

Immerse yourself in First American art and culture in Oklahoma City's Horizons District! Located between OKANA Resort & ...
06/01/2026

Immerse yourself in First American art and culture in Oklahoma City's Horizons District! Located between OKANA Resort & Indoor Waterpark and the First Americans Museum, Exhibit C Gallery exclusively showcases works by First American artists. Stop by and discover a new piece for your collection.

https://exhibitcgallery.com/

Ponca and Chickasaw artist Brent Greenwood works primarily in acrylics and mixed media. In his artwork, traditional Firs...
05/30/2026

Ponca and Chickasaw artist Brent Greenwood works primarily in acrylics and mixed media. In his artwork, traditional First American imagery and symbols are depicted in Greenwood's contemporary style through layers of paint, washes, drips and splatters. See "Red Dirt Drifter" (30" x 40") on display at Exhibit C.

https://exhibitcgallery.com/collections/brent-greenwood

Chickasaw artist Brenda Kingery's dynamic contemporary artwork has been exhibited worldwide. Kingery’s distinctive style...
05/28/2026

Chickasaw artist Brenda Kingery's dynamic contemporary artwork has been exhibited worldwide. Kingery’s distinctive style derives from her First American heritage and from Japanese influences she learned while studying at the University of the Ryukyus in Okinawa, Japan. In her work, Kingery combines weavings of intricate, thin lines with loose gestural shapes to convey movement. Contact us today to collect a Brenda Kingery original.

Pictured:
- "Homaiyi" (22.5” x 27.5”)
- "Okchamali (Green)" (23” x 27.5”)
- "Toompali (Summer)" (20” x 20”)
- "Little Rain Clouds" (26” x 30”)
- "11, 1942" (12” x 18”)

https://exhibitcgallery.com/collections/brenda-kingery

Dr. Jessica Harjo is a multidisciplinary artist and citizen of the Otoe-Missouria tribe. Her approach is grounded in cul...
05/26/2026

Dr. Jessica Harjo is a multidisciplinary artist and citizen of the Otoe-Missouria tribe. Her approach is grounded in cultural symbolism, incorporating elements of ribbonwork, florals and more. See her contributions to our current featured exhibition, "Tied to Memory: Ribbons as Art, Adornment and Identity," through June 29.

Pictured:
- “Day, Night, Life”
- “Spirit of Resilience”

https://exhibitcgallery.com/collections/jessica-harjo

Have you ever wondered how the beautiful artwork on display at Exhibit C was created? Take a look behind the scenes and ...
05/24/2026

Have you ever wondered how the beautiful artwork on display at Exhibit C was created? Take a look behind the scenes and see some of our represented artists at work in their on-site studios. If you're a First American artist looking for a comfortable workspace, contact us today. We only have two studios left!

https://exhibitcgallery.com/pages/contact

Cherokee artist Tamara Sigler often includes origami motifs in her paintings. "If origami is included in a narrative, I ...
05/22/2026

Cherokee artist Tamara Sigler often includes origami motifs in her paintings. "If origami is included in a narrative, I select the pattern or print documents to fold into the bird or animal shapes and arrange them on bases with wire stands so they also can be painted from life," says Sigler. See Sigler's multistep process come to life in her piece "Life of Birds: Taking Wing" (16" x 20") at Exhibit C.

https://exhibitcgallery.com/collections/tamara-sigler

Cherokee artist James Andrew Smith has a strong passion for painting still-life imagery. He often chooses to depict flow...
05/21/2026

Cherokee artist James Andrew Smith has a strong passion for painting still-life imagery. He often chooses to depict flowers, preserving their beauty on canvas. "I am able to capture that moment when everything is as good as it will be," says Smith. "Nature’s beauty is impermanent, but the still life will endure." Make "Memories of Another Story" (40" x 40") your own when you visit Exhibit C.

https://exhibitcgallery.com/collections/james-andrew-smith

Chickasaw artist Natalie Miller is known for her bold, colorful pieces inspired by First American ribbon work. Her contr...
05/19/2026

Chickasaw artist Natalie Miller is known for her bold, colorful pieces inspired by First American ribbon work. Her contributions to our current featured exhibition, "Tied to Memory: Ribbons as Art, Adornment and Identity," explore themes of cultural heritage and connection. See them on display in the gallery!

Pictured:
- “Adorned Ribbon” (8”x8”)
- “Golden Reflection” (8”x8”)
- “Ribbons of History” (12”x12”)
- “Woven Ribbon Couture” (12”x9”)

https://exhibitcgallery.com/blogs/news/tied-to-memory-ribbons-as-art-adornment-and-identity

Is your home or workspace feeling a bit empty? Add a touch of beauty and culture by partnering with Exhibit C for art co...
05/17/2026

Is your home or workspace feeling a bit empty? Add a touch of beauty and culture by partnering with Exhibit C for art consulting services. We'll help provide the right First American-made artwork to fit the atmosphere. Contact us using the form linked below to get started. Mural art by Rhiana Deck (Choctaw).

Pictured: Artwork recommended by Exhibit C Gallery at OKANA Resort & Indoor Waterpark

https://exhibitcgallery.com/pages/art-consulting

Chickasaw artist Amy Gantt explores themes of cultural heritage through bold and inventive mixed-media artwork. She "enj...
05/15/2026

Chickasaw artist Amy Gantt explores themes of cultural heritage through bold and inventive mixed-media artwork. She "enjoy[s] exploring the symbols used by the ancient [First American] people of the Southeast," and incorporates these forms into her abstract pieces. Add "Rings of Fire III" (27" x 27") to your collection when you visit Exhibit C.

https://exhibitcgallery.com/collections/amy-gantt

Address

645 First Americans Boulevard
Oklahoma City, OK
73129

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 6pm
Tuesday 9am - 6pm
Wednesday 9am - 6pm
Thursday 9am - 6pm
Friday 9am - 6pm
Saturday 9am - 6pm
Sunday 9am - 6pm

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+14057678900

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