Carol Beesley, professor emeritus at the University of Oklahoma, will exhibit a collection of richly colored landscapes alongside Oklahoma ceramic artist Harolyn Long. In each painting, Beesley captures the changing moments of light on land, water and sky by manipulating color and form. She has an MFA from UCLA and has been a recipient of a National Endowment of the Humanities Fellowship to study art history at Columbia University.

Harolyn Long, ceramic artist and native Oklahoman, received her MFA from The University of Oklahoma and a Masters of Education from the University of Central Oklahoma. Her work is created in her studio using Japanese and Pre- Columbian art as her primary influences. Her sculptures are slab constructed white stoneware that have been Raku fired. This exhibit will also feature art by Thomas Batista and John Wolfe.