“Great things are done by a series of small things brought together.” ~ Vincent Van Gogh
11:11 is a moment to reflect on what Tulsa’s arts community has built—and imagine what we can make possible next.
Tulsa’s arts shape how we learn, celebrate, remember, and imagine. And when you want to support the arts, you don’t have to choose a favorite. One gift to Arts Alliance Tulsa helps strengthen a community of organizations through flexible operating support—so they can keep creating what makes Tulsa, Tulsa.
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Together, we can do more than any of us could do alone.
A morning drizzle cleared up just in time for our photo shoot and chat with Arts Alliance Tulsa’s new Executive Director Anna Inhofe-Hull. We walked from AAT headquarters, (fittingly in the heart of the Tulsa Arts District at 203 N. Main St., Suite 212) to a mural that AAT commissioned Tulsa artist Yatika Starr Fields (Cherokee, Creek and Osage) to create at 8 W. Cameron St. …
Anna Inhofe Hull, Arts Alliance Tulsa executive director, stands in her office on May 20, 2026. Credit: Tim Landes / Tulsa Flyer
Anna Inhofe-Hull’s understanding of, and her appreciation for, the arts was something of a family affair.
“My mother was the one most responsible for inculcating me in anything and everything that had to do with the arts,” she said. “She was a head docent at Philbrook, so I spent a lot of time there growing up. She also was involved in the Tulsa Chautauqua, and we had season tickets to just about everything at the Tulsa PAC. So I sort of grew up surrounded by the arts in Tulsa.” …
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. …