The Art Hall

The Art Hall, a non-traditional gallery, since 2016, has been a space on Northwest 23rd Street in the Uptown District of revived Oklahoma City. Art Hall supports the artists who live here by offering related sales and show opportunities. Its goal is to promote understanding and connections within the active art community and with local businesses and workers. Art Hall is a place of creativity, exploration, collaboration, and encounter with artists and art professionals in many fields. The gallery is proud to engage in the Uptown District's urban revitalization. Curated group shows and other events in the 23rd Street venue are held within The Rise. The Art Hall's online marketplace features work by all its artist participants. Artists of every media, background, and who live and work in Oklahoma are presented. You can buy available work online by visiting our page ). Or buy it in person at the Urban Teahouse next to the Art Hall. The Art Hall founders (Helen Opper and Anna Russell) are freelance curators who have worked with many outstanding Oklahoma artists. The Rise tenants and all our Uptown and Paseo neighbors, we thank them for their generosity.

The gallery has overwhelmingly positive reviews with multiple people saying it's a lovely place to see art. Its long hallway layout is creative and stands out. Review callers have been particularly complimentary towards the venue's staff, describing them as hospitable and supportive. One reviewer even shared their experience assisting a friend during a group show, stating that the curator was very cooperative and professional. However, public comments also reveal a mixed response to the location, with some participants wondering if it can be considered a real gallery. The consensus on the gallery is very favorable, with several positive remarks regarding the facility and its team.