WaterWorks Art Center

 


1710 Charles Page Blvd.
in Newblock Park
(918) 596-2440

WarmedbytheSunDedicated to the Fine Arts

WaterWorks Art Center brings visual fine arts experiences, hands-on classes and quality art exhibits to Tulsans and neighboring communities.




Warmed by Summer Sun
Watercolor Painting
Nancy Harkins, WaterWorks Instructor

Group Photo with Mayor and Lucy

WaterWorks Art Center - Grand Opening!

WaterWorks Arts Studio is officially open and ready for creating!

Various dignitaries attended the Grand Opening where the new WaterWorks logo was unveiled. It was art for everyone!

If you have not had a chance to see the renovations - stop by! 

 

Summer Day Camp AdSummer Day Camps 'Explore' the World

Travel the world with "Explore" Day Camps this summer!

Registration begins April 14 at Community Centers throughout Tulsa. Each week campers 'explore' various countries through games, crafts, special guests and field trips.

WaterWorks Summer Art Camp Brochure

Summer Day Camps start June 4 and run through August 10. Prices start at $35 per week.

Video      General Information     Brochure

 

Summer Classes

For a WaterWorks Art class, browse through the Summer Class Schedule

Download a Class Enrollment Form and bring it by WaterWorks or mail it in.

Based on requests, center staff will customize workshops to fit the needs of community groups, businesses and the schools. 'Open Studio' is available for beginning and experienced artists.

Class Supply Lists

Many classes require that you bring with you particular items described in the Class Supply Lists.


Happy Birthday!

Consider having your child's birthday party at WaterWorks. For ages 4 and older and a maximum of 20 kids your party includes the use of space, art project supplies, instructor, tables and chairs. Your 90 minute party allows for the one hour art project, and 30 minutes for cake and presents.

Flyer 

 


WaterWorks Building

 

WaterWorks is housed in a renovated historical building in Newvblock Park that once served as Tulsa's water treatment plant and later the site of the City's first public swimming pool. It was named WaterWorks to maintain those historical roots. WaterWorks is currently experiencing expansion and renovation to offer more to Tulsa artists.

East Wing 1

WaterWorks - Remodel!

WaterWorks Art Center is going to be bigger and better! Renovations should be completed in early April, 2012.

Renovation Photos

 

 

East Wing 2

 

East Wing 3

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

WaterWorks Art Center Council

The WaterWorks Council, a non-profit organization, raises funds for the center, initiates projects, and co-sponsors scholarships for at-risk children.

Bringing Fine Arts to Children

QuiltsExhibit1

Bringing fine arts to children is a major objective of the center. Working with both private and public schools, WaterWorks creates art-enrichment programs for children from kindergarten through 12th grade.

The center also works with school grant programs to provide onsite workshops tailored to the needs of each school.QuiltExhibit2


Each spring and summer WaterWorks
offers reasonably-priced fine arts camps
for children. Camp projects are theme
based. Children work in a variety
of media for in-depth art experiences.

An annual Children's Art Show is held
in August in the center's gallery.

 


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