“From Start to Finish” at NBC Oklahoma's Wigwam Gallery explores an artist’s process as it shows a work’s initial sketch, study and finished product, whether a painting or sculpture.

The 39 pieces in this exhibit at The Wigwam Gallery feature the art of Woodrow “Woody” Crumbo as he tells the visual story of his Native American people.

“The Power and the Glory: Landscapes of the American West” features a variety of dramatic landscapes from the American West and contains plates which explain the significance of the ecology/geography presented in these works and the relationships of people with the landscapes displayed.

The Mopope show is an exhibition of flat style paintings by the famous 20th century Kiowa artist Stephen Mopope — a member of the painter’s group called the Kiowa Six whose work helped to popularize Native North American art in the international art world.

Artists featured in this exhibit of small works include Merlin Little Thunder, Harold Holden, Virginia Stroud, Chessney Sevier, Benjamin Harjo Jr. and Brent Learned.

This exhibit features the art by Texas artist Rikk Traweek, a studio painter and printmaker who has displayed his work in regional and national shows and galleries over his 25-year art career. Traweek refers to the art in this collection on display for the Wigwam Gallery as “stolen art” because he sells almost all the art he produces. His wife has hidden pieces from him to keep for their collection, and this exhibit features the works she has “stolen.”

The show features artwork by Native American artists with Oklahoma ties who are active or were active during the 1960s through the 1990s. It also highlights current Native American artist Mike Larsen, who was recently inducted into the Oklahoma Hall of Fame for his exceptional works representing Native American culture.

Trailblazers is an exhibition that pays homage to the vital role horses played in the development of Western civilizations particularly with Native American and cowboy groups.

Artists take a look at birds in a new art exhibit at NBC Oklahoma’s Wigwam Gallery in Altus.

The exhibit’s spotlight artist is D.J. Lafon, an Ogden, Utah, native, who spent most of his career in Oklahoma. Other featured artists include Marvin Begaye, Bill Cale, Cecil dink, Mikel Donahue, Veryl Goodnight, Harold Holden, Paul Moore, Tom Palmore, Bert Seabourn, Eric Tippeconnic, Ed Trask and Rikk Traweek.

Contemporary art embraces abstraction, tests the boundaries of realistic representation, and challenges our notions of what art is or should be. "Synergy: An Exhibition of Contemporary Works of Art" explores the relationships that occur when a group of contemporary works of art are placed into dialogue with each other. Featured artist is Yatika Fields.

This exhibit, in conjunction with the Ladies’ Christmas Open House, is named for the late Larry Greer, a respected artist and humanities supporter from Frederick, OK, in southwest Oklahoma. Artists featured in the show include Mike Larsen, Dan Robinson, George Hallmark, Chris Morel and designers from the Duncan Royal Company.

Every part of Harold T. “H” Holden’s work, down to the title, tells a story. Holden exemplifies the Oklahoma spirit through the portrayal of its Western heritage and cowboy lifestyle with honesty, loyalty and solid pioneer values.