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html) 2025 Oklahoma Arts Conference An update on the 2025 Oklahoma Arts Conference In light of uncertainty in the state and federal arts funding landscape, the Oklahoma Arts Council has made the difficult decision to suspend the 2025 Oklahoma Arts Conference, which was scheduled to take place in Enid this fall. We recognize the immeasurable and irreplaceable value of the conference.
No other professional development event brings together the hundreds of nonprofit administrators, artists, business and community leaders, educators, and others who power our state’s creative sector. However, because planning for the conference begins months ahead of the event, our responsibility as stewards of public funds requires that we exercise diligence in our commitments for the coming fiscal year.
With the enormous success of the conference since its launch in 2007, our agency remains fully committed to offering it again at the right time. There are countless stories of new ideas and partnerships forged during the three-day convening that are currently benefiting communities and schools across our state. We look forward to once again making this possible in Oklahoma and in Enid, as our next host community.
The Oklahoma Arts Council organizes the biennial statewide Oklahoma Arts Conference to bring together the state's arts and creative industry for professional development and networking opportunities. The conference takes place every two years, serving hundreds of arts administrators, artists, community developers, educators, students, volunteers, and others involved in the arts and cultural sector in Oklahoma.
Conference sessions feature nationally recognized industry experts and Oklahoma-based presenters. Sessions focus on nonprofit management, career development for artists, community and economic development through the arts, arts education, and more. Attendees participate in a variety of presentations, workshops, panel discussions, and performances, while evening events allow participants to experience the arts in the host community.
Every two years, the Oklahoma Arts Conference brings together hundreds of Oklahomans from the arts in one location where participants get equipped for success, gain and share ideas, and celebrate Oklahoma's vibrant and growing creative industry. **Receive updates about the Oklahoma Arts Conference**. For more information contact our **Director of Community Arts and Workforce Development**.
Oklahoma Arts Conference photo albums View the 2023 Oklahoma Arts Conference photo album. View the 2021 Oklahoma Arts Conference photo album. View the 2018 Oklahoma Arts Conference photo album.
View the 2017 Oklahoma Arts Conference photo album. ###### The Oklahoma Arts Council is the official state agency for the support and development of the arts in Oklahoma. Oklahoma Arts Council • P.
O. Box 52001-2001 • Oklahoma City, OK 73152-2001 • Phone: 405. 521.
2931 • okarts@arts. ok. gov * Oklahoma Arts Conference * Oklahoma Performing Artists * Oklahoma Teaching Artists
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Oklahoma Arts Council Essential and Expanded Arts Education Grants is a small grant program supporting hands-on, sequential arts learning in Oklahoma schools. Individual schools may apply for up to two grants of $5,000 each per school year, with a required 10% cash match. Funded activities take place during school hours and involve teaching artists working with students across six disciplines: dance, drama, literary arts, media arts, music, and visual arts. The grant period covers August 1, 2025 through June 30, 2026 (FY2026). Research supports the program's impact, showing that students with four years of high school arts education score higher on college entrance exams.
Rural Arts Opportunity Grants is sponsored by Oklahoma Arts Council. The Rural Arts Opportunity Grants support projects that enhance capacity building/professional development, learning-based, or audience-based arts programs in specific rural counties in Oklahoma. Projects can be new or ongoing, but cannot end before the submission of an application. A 1:1 (100%) award match is required, and half of the match (50%) may be in-kind support.