Brushes in the Heartland

“Brushes in the Heartland”, by Charla Enns and Jena Kodesh, celebrates rural life through expressive brushstrokes and vivid imagery, paying tribute to Oklahoma’s captivating landscapes. Enns and Kodesh bring the state’s fields, wildflowers, trees and shifting skies to life, capturing the spirit of each season.

Both artists were raised in Oklahoma and are married to farmers, which has allowed them to develop a deep appreciation for the land and all it provides. They crafted their works using earthy materials such as pine needles, lamb’s wool, charcoal from burnt wood, natural pigments, water and handmade pulp paper, grounding each piece in the textures and colors of the land itself.

The cost of this exhibit is included with regular museum admission.