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The Tulsa G.A.P. Van

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We are thrilled to share that Tulsa is being represented alongside Dallas and NYC in AMERICAN PORTRAIT PBS's three groundbreaking public art projects.

Rick Lowe's G.A.P VAN, part of the Greenwood Art Project, is a traveling van and multi-use, collaborative mobile art exhibition and workshop space that invites residents of Tulsa to share personal narratives through artmaking and education, featuring posters submitted by local artists and participants in the Tulsa area.

The outdoor format is also constructed with safety and social distancing considerations to engage audiences during the pandemic, bringing the artwork directly to the three communities.

Watch Gallery America host Robert Reid talk with Greenwood Art Project's Program Director Jerica Wortha on the G.A.P. VAN and more below.



Find the van in Tulsa now through May 15. Visit here to learn more about the project.