ARTIST GALLERY
at Culture Hub
Celebrate the creativity of our community at the Artist Gallery, part of this year’s Fiestas de las Américas!
Culture Hub, 228 SW 25th St, Oklahoma City, OK 73109
September 18 – November 7, 2025
Enjoy a curated exhibition of local artists showcasing paintings, visual works, and unique creations in the heart of Historic Capitol Hill.
Special Events:
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Gallery Opening Reception: September 18 · Doors open at 5:30 PM
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Closing Reception & Artist Talk: November 6 · Doors open at 5:30 PM | Artist Talk begins at 6:00 PM
The Artist Gallery is free and open to the public throughout the exhibition. Don’t miss this chance to experience the talent and cultural stories that make Oklahoma City’s Hispanic Heritage Month celebration so vibrant!
2025 FEATURED ARTISTS
Rachele Cromer
Rachele Cromer is an illustrator and graphic designer working and living life in Oklahoma City. Rach is a prolific illustrator, and has done illustration work for a variety of clients, including the Myriad Gardens, the Curbside Chronicle, and the Philbrook Museum of Art.
Rach describes her work as whimsical and playful, and aims to spark joy in whoever sees it. Her work is inspired by the things that make her happy, like being in nature, taking care of her plants, or hanging out in her magical house with her cat Nola. She hopes her quirky illustrations can make people smile.
Nayelly Morales Rojo
A Mexican-American artist based in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Her work explores themes of female embodiment, cultural resilience, and personal identity. Inspired by her family's roots in Hidalgo, México, she creates vibrant compositions that often begin with orange under paintings or accents later infused with personal iconographies—such as the maguey pulquero and colibrí—to honor the stories of her loved ones and evoke the remembrance of home.
She has exhibited throughout most of Oklahoma and has gained recognition beyond the state, notably in 24 Works on Paper, a traveling juried group show in Oklahoma (2022-2024), and "Perspectivas desde el otro lado” at el Consulado de México en Oklahoma City (2024-2025). Additionally, she participated and won an artist grant for "Indigenous not Immigrant”, an art call for Celebration Nation, a California-based Latino/Indigenous non-profit organization. Nayelly has received multiple prestigious awards and stipends, and continues to gain growing recognition within her community and beyond.
Taylor Cleveland
Taylor Cleveland is an Oklahoma City-based visual artist known for his vibrant, dynamic, and emotionally resonant acrylic and mixed-media paintings. Originally from Altus, Oklahoma, Cleveland developed his artistic foundation there before earning an Art minor from the University of Central Oklahoma.
His work, characterized by a whimsical and spontaneous style, has been exhibited at various venues, including The Stage Center, Paseo Arts Association, OVAC Member Show, Allied Arts ARTini, DNA Galleries, Untitled Gallery, and Velvet Monkey Salons. Cleveland's art invites viewers to discover their own unique interpretations within his captivating compositions.
Mya Uribe
Mya Uribe is a self-taught artist and photographer from Oklahoma City and a first-generation Mexican American. Her work is guided by emotion and the rhythm of everyday life, often focusing on quiet details that might otherwise go unnoticed—such as the way people move through space, shifts in light, or the fleeting sensation of something passing.
Through her lens and brush, Uribe explores how seemingly ordinary moments carry hidden layers of meaning for those willing to pause and reflect. Creating is both a form of expression and a way of giving shape to the visions in her mind, conveying what words often cannot. Rooted in her heritage, her practice is also an act of honoring where she comes from while inviting others to imagine new possibilities.
Taylor Clark
Taylor Clark is a muralist and acrylic painter based in Oklahoma City, where her faith serves as the heartbeat of her creative journey. She began painting in 2021, transitioning from photography to acrylic with her bold, expressive style marked by vibrant color.
Taylor has been featured in various group exhibitions, including Plaza walls 2023 and Sunny Dayz Mural Festival 2025. Specializing in live painting, she collaborates with organizations such as the Oklahoma Humane Society and the Oklahoma City Thunder, where she is a 2024–2025 member of the Thunder Artist Group. Her work was also selected as the official piece for the 2025 Tribal Public Health Conference.
As of May 2025, Taylor is debuting a solo exhibition at the Arts Council of Wichita Falls.
Whether teaching classes, painting live, or creating personal commissions, she continues to push her creative boundaries, driven by a deep passion to grow in quality, detail, and design. Her work is rooted in persistence and purpose, each piece a step forward in her ongoing journey to master her craft.
Mack Brim
Mack Brim is a figurative painter, muralist, and art instructor living in Oklahoma City. She creates paintings with a strong sense of narrative, characterized by their realism and detail. Her creative journey began as a child, inspired by her grandmother’s printmaking studio. She then went on to study painting at the University of Oklahoma. Mack’s work explores the connections we share with each other and the world around us. She is particularly interested in feminine figures and expressions in nature and humanity.
As a member of the Choctaw Nation and a registered Choctaw artist, Mack’s heritage is an intrinsic part of her artistic expression. Her work has been exhibited in Dallas, Los Angeles, New York, Philadelphia, Oklahoma City, and Tulsa. Mack’s paintings are part of collections internationally.
Ruby Rubio
Ruby Rubio is a Mexican American artist from Oklahoma City currently studying at the University of Science and Arts of Oklahoma. Having the ability to practice various mediums has helped create a sense of style within my pieces. From sculpture to painting, having practiced those skills has shaped my artistic illustrations in color and texture.
I love creating and enhancing my skills as an artist. I believe an important part in creating art is to have fun even if the piece itself becomes frustrating to work with. Overcoming the challenges on how to make your idea come to fruition is the best feeling of accomplishment.
Adamaris Rodriguez
Adamaris Rodriguez (Advbelle Arts) is a 25-year-old Mexican-American Artist from Oklahoma City. She dabbles in portrait work, custom graduation cap designs, surrealism paintings, and Mural art. Recently, her work has evolved into a more culturally inspired style, representing a greater part of her Hispanic heritage. She's been inspired to incorporate more of her cultural background into her work, aiming to represent a wider range of Latino artwork in our country.
You can follow her journey and view more of her work and other projects on her Instagram page @advbelle or commission a custom piece through her website.
Daniel Acuna
Local Oklahoma City Chicano artist Daniel Acuna expresses himself in his paintings through broken brushstrokes with bright, exaggerated colors that capture a different side of his subjects. He relies on lighting and relaxed poses on his subjects, giving a calming sense from the wild colors that he expresses.
“I generally paint portraits of people in my life, like friends, family, or strangers. The majority of my subjects reflect something inside of me that I relate to or wonder. I try to capture their beauty. During my progress in painting, the hypnotic joy of letting go of detail can be so liberating.”