Located in the Tulsa Arts District, the Bob Dylan Center serves to educate, motivate and inspire visitors to engage their own capacity as creators. While the center is anchored by a permanent exhibit on the life and work of Bob Dylan, it also offers additional exhibits, public programs, performances, lectures, and publications, through which it aims to foster a conversation about the role of creativity in our lives.
Also check out our calendar of events.
A career-spanning exhibition celebrating the life and legacy of Jesse Ed Davis, legendary rock ‘n’ roll musician and member of the Native American Music Hall of Fame is now open to the public at the Bob Dylan Center. Like Dylan,
On loan from EPIC The Irish Emigration Museum, in Dublin, Ireland, the career-spanning exhibition, “They Gave The Walls A Talking: The Extraordinary Story of The Pogues and Shane MacGowan,” illuminates the evolution of The Pogues, the rise of punk rock
“How Many Roads: Bob Dylan and his Changing Times, 1961–1964,” highlighting the artist’s growing political awareness, including the civil rights and anti-war movements of the early 1960s, is now on display at the Bob Dylan Center. Among the numerous elements
“Mixing Up the Medicine: Treasures from the Bob Dylan Center” is the official exhibition for the landmark, career-spanning magnum opus “Bob Dylan: Mixing Up the Medicine,” written and edited by Mark Davidson and Parker Fishel in collaboration with Callaway Books
“Becoming Bob Dylan: Photographs by Ted Russell 1961–1964,” an exhibition of rare images from Bob Dylan’s early years in New York City, opens April 26. Ted Russell’s photographs offer an important view into Bob Dylan’s life during the pivotal years
What happens when we consider works of art as gifts and not commodities? Talent is certainly a gift. Inspiration, too, is often a gift. Finally, the work we inherit from other artists may leave us feeling grateful—grateful that the work
This exhibition of photographs and related materials provides a look inside the studio at 333 Park Avenue South, a nexus of New York art and society where Jerry Schatzberg created some of his most extraordinary images and influenced the trajectories of photography, pop music, fashion, cinema, theater and literature during the turbulent, culturally rich 1960s.
PAST EXHIBITS
On loan from EPIC The Irish Emigration Museum, in Dublin,
“How Many Roads: Bob Dylan and his Changing Times, 1961–1964,”
“Mixing Up the Medicine: Treasures from the Bob Dylan Center”
“Becoming Bob Dylan: Photographs by Ted Russell 1961–1964,” an exhibition
What happens when we consider works of art as gifts
This exhibition of photographs and related materials provides a look inside the studio at 333 Park Avenue South, a nexus of New York art and society where Jerry Schatzberg created some of his most extraordinary images and influenced the trajectories of photography, pop music, fashion, cinema, theater and literature during the turbulent, culturally rich 1960s.
Bob Dylan Center
116 E Reconciliation Way, Tulsa, OK 74103
Wednesday – Sunday: 10AM – 6PM
918.392.3353 | info@bobdylancenter.com
