“Great things are done by a series of small things brought together.” ~ Vincent Van Gogh
When we talk about the value of arts and culture to society, we need to speak not just about aesthetics, but about the economy, health, quality of life, and education. We need to speak about the arts not just as an industry, but as a strategic national resource. If you want to learn about a society, look at its cultural output. The arts reflect not only who we are, but who we aspire to be.
The Arts Alliance Tulsa grant provides unrestricted operating support to nonprofit arts organizations across Tulsa, helping them stay stable, responsive, and focused on their core work. Built on long-term partnerships, the program offers the flexibility organizations need to make smart decisions, meet everyday needs, and continue serving their communities. In addition to funding, grantees gain shared visibility, advocacy, and a collective commitment to keeping Tulsa’s arts community vibrant and accessible.
Arts Alliance Tulsa (AAT) is delighted to announce that Anna Inhofe-Hull has been selected as the organization’s next Executive Director beginning January 1, 2026. Her appointment marks an important milestone as AAT prepares to enter its second decade of service to Tulsa’s arts and cultural community. …