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Exhibit C Gallery

Oklahoma City, Oklahoma

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Oklahoma City's premier First American art gallery, owned by the Chickasaw Nation in the Horizons district near the First Americans Museum. Sells and exhibits fine art by Native artists, with rotating exhibitions and artist features.

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Exhibit C Gallery describes itself as Oklahoma City's premier First American art gallery, proudly owned by the Chickasaw Nation. It is located in the newly developed Horizons district at 645 First Americans Blvd, near the First Americans Museum, and celebrates First American artists through fine art sales and exhibitions. The gallery curates a rotating slate of featured exhibitions and artist spotlights, showcasing contemporary Native artists working across painting, sculpture, jewelry and mixed media. Its online and in-store collections let visitors browse and purchase authentic First American art. Exhibit C is open Wednesday through Monday, 10am to 6pm (closed Tuesdays). As a Chickasaw Nation enterprise, it pairs cultural mission with retail-grade customer service, positioning the gallery as both an art destination and a place to buy one-of-a-kind Native artwork.

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