Oklahoma Contemporary
Nicole Emmons is a skilled educator and artist with a diverse background in animation and teaching. Currently serving as a Teaching Artist at First American Museum and Oklahoma Contemporary, as well as a Circulation Manager for First American Art Magazine, Emmons has held various academic positions, including Adjunct Professor roles at the University of Central Oklahoma, Rose State College, and Oklahoma City University. Emmons has also contributed creatively as a Stop Motion Animator for Reckless Abandonment Pictures and as an Artist at Factory Obscura. Educational qualifications include an MFA in Experimental Animation from California Institute of the Arts, experience at École nationale supérieure des arts décoratifs, and a BA from Columbia College Chicago in Film, Animation, and Fine Art.
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Oklahoma Contemporary
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Oklahoma Contemporary is a multidisciplinary contemporary arts organization, providing a catalyst for the exploration of creativity and contemporary practice through a program of groundbreaking exhibitions, performances and educational programs. In January 2020, Oklahoma Contemporary will launch a new, central location at NW 11th and Broadway in downtown Oklahoma City. The new center will dramatically increase Oklahoma Contemporary’s capacity for free, internationally relevant exhibitions and programming and increase art access and education for citizens of Oklahoma, students and visitors alike. Developed by and for Oklahomans to present and explore the key innovations, issues and concerns of the art of our time, Oklahoma Contemporary does so while drawing on the dynamic aesthetic, cultural, historical and political landscape of the state. At its core, the institution is an inclusive space – Oklahoma Contemporary believes that art is for everyone and places accessibility and education at the center of all programming. Exhibitions are always free. You are always welcome here. Oklahoma Contemporary is a regional 501(c)3 nonprofit organization founded in 1989 by businessman and philanthropist Christian Keesee and Kirkpatrick Foundation Director Marilyn Myers.