Support During The Pandemic
The pandemic has taken its toll on Modella Art Gallery. Our activities and exhibits were canceled for several months and our gift shop was closed. Please consider making a donation to support and sustain us. If you would like to make a donation to help our local gallery click the donate button.
Welcome to the Modella Art Gallery
The Modella Gallery, a non-profit art gallery, is dedicated to bringing contemporary arts to Stillwater, Oklahoma. These works include, but are not limited to, the visual and performing arts. The gallery presents a continuing program of art exhibitions by local and national artists. Music and performance events, screenings, and special projects are also featured.
Mission Statement
Modella Gallery, a non-profit art gallery, encourages appreciation and understanding of art through direct contact with original works of art.
April 2nd Saturday: Dance Lab
April's Second Saturday is brought to you by Wildly Brave Dance Company. This month's edition is titled Saturation and was made in collaboration with the dancers. It explores the theme of color and hopefulness. The dancers were given 2 photos to use as inspiration for their movement. Those photos can be seen below:
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Cozy Sweaters and Conspiracies
Presented by Wildy Brave
Choreography by: Jessica Murphy and Cylene Walker-Willis
Two isolated individuals attempt to make sense of a storm of irrationality while resisting being pulled apart by the political undercurrents and the subjective nature of their own experiences.
Choreography by: Jessica Murphy and Cylene Walker-Willis
Two isolated individuals attempt to make sense of a storm of irrationality while resisting being pulled apart by the political undercurrents and the subjective nature of their own experiences.
Second Saturday: DanceLab
Our 1st DanceLab of 2021 features Wildly Brave company members in “Spaces of Covid.” The movement for this work was created by the dancers as the contemplated the phrase “spaces of covid” and edited by Cylene Walker-Willis. This film is a prelude to the gallery’s next exhibit “Faces of Covid” which begins January 14th.