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Lovetts Gallery, located at 6528 E 51st St, Tulsa, OK 74145, is a Tulsa art gallery and store featuring glass, bronze, painting, wood, clay, and more. The gallery is known for gracious, knowledgeable staff who help visitors find pieces they love. Exhibitions rotate to keep things fresh, and customers praise careful packaging and responsive service.

Located in Tulsa, M A Doran Gallery offers a thoughtfully curated, ever-changing program of local and regional art. The welcoming space and knowledgeable staff foster creativity, community, and connection. Opening show nights are free to attend, and the gallery also features jewelry and fine crafts. An online inventory helps visitors who can't stop by, and paintings can be shipped securely when needed.

Sky Gallery in Tulsa highlights local artists and offers a relaxing atmosphere, making it a premier spot for unique gifts. The gallery showcases paintings, pottery, baskets, jewelry, dream catchers, and wooden items crafted by local makers. Reviewers praise the friendly owner and staff, calling Sky Gallery a hidden gem that supports artists and helps visitors find delightful, one-of-a-kind pieces.

Joseph Gierek Fine Art is a Tulsa-based art gallery located at 1342 E 11th St, Tulsa, OK 74120. It showcases a rotating mix of local and out-of-state artists, including exclusive representation of Osage artist Yatika starr Fields. Customers note the owner's art knowledge and the gallery's always-changing, engaging pieces. A welcoming stop for Route 66 travelers and art enthusiasts alike.

Royce Myers Gallery in Tulsa at 1706 S Boston Ave, 74119 showcases art—from paintings to sculptures—across diverse styles. The owner is described as a wonderful font of knowledge about each piece and artist, and the space combines modern, inviting decor with a professional yet casual atmosphere. The back room is a treasure trove, and framing services plus help finding art are available.

Located at 109 M.L.K. Jr Blvd, Tulsa, OK 74103, Tulsa Artist Fellowship Studios is an art studio and gallery with upstairs artist spaces in the Archer Building. A standout stop on Tulsa First Fridays, visitors can meet resident artists, view evolving works, and enjoy a clean, well-lit environment with a rooftop area for gatherings. The venue is celebrated for supporting artists and arts workers in Tulsa.