Check out the incredible work by North Texas Land Management on the foundation and installation of “OneWay“ in Fort Worth, TX! It has been an honor to work with NTLM. Their skill, care, collaboration, and dedication made this project possible.
Thank you to Josh Tyler, NorthStar Site Services LLC for video documentation of the foundation work.
“OneWay” Project team fabricators, painters, installers, collaborators, and partners include:
Stealth Industry
North Texas Land Management
AZZ Surface Technologies
Chicago Metal Rolled Products
Kuhn Design, LLC
“Unfolding Time” is a permanent site-specific exhibition along Marine Creek Parkway curated by Iris Bechtol @irisbechtol and featuring two roundabout sculptures: “A Very Long Now” by Alicia Eggert @aplaceintheuniverse and “OneWay” by Leticia Bajuyo @lbajuyo . Special thanks to FWPA Project Manager Michelle Thomas Richardson @mtrichardson.studio
The artworks were commissioned by the City of Fort Worth @cityoffortworth through the Fort Worth Public Art Program @fwpublicart , which is managed by Arts Fort Worth @artsfortworth
🎨 From Discarded CDs to Treasure! 💿✨
This Thursday at 7 PM, Gallery America introduces you to @lbajuyo , an OU art professor who transforms discarded materials into jaw-dropping sculptures 💫
Watch as she races against time to build a 40-foot-long installation made entirely of CDs for the @okcontemporary ’s “ArtNow” exhibition; proving that even landfill-bound items have a voice worth hearing 🗣️🎭
November 6th | Only on OETA 📺
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“One Way” is installed! 🌟
From sketches and steel to 24 metal sculptures rising like a field in bloom, shifting as you pass by, catching sunlight and shadow.
Designing, presenting, re-presenting, fabricating, welding, painting, transporting, and, finally, installing in the Texas summer heat.
None of it would’ve happened without the incredible team who cut, lifted, bolted, and welded with skill and grit. I’m so grateful to everyone who worked through heat waves, project delays, and the delicate dance of installing public art in an active traffic circle.
Stealth Industries
North Texas Land Management
AZZ Surface Technologies
Chicago Metal Rolled Products
Kuhn Design, LLC
Fort Worth Public Art
FWPA Project Manager: Michelle Thomas Richardson
Iris Bechtol, Curator Marine Creek Parkway Public Art Project
Here’s to color in motion, teamwork, and the joy of seeing an idea become part of a city’s landscape. 🌟
#sculpture #publicart #installationcomplete #fortworth #texas #roundabout
“Signal Convergence”
Nona Jean Hulsey Art Gallery, Oklahoma City University
Installation: May 15-20, 2026
Exhibition Dates: May 21 - September 18, 2026
Special reception and musical performance: Thursday, September 10, 5-7pm
Check out information about the current exhibition and events
The Nona Jean Hulsey Art Gallery, located in the Norick Art Center on the Oklahoma City University Campus, is the focus of the university’s participation in the visual arts. The gallery provides a contemporary exhibition space for significant and challenging exhibitions by local and national artists and art organizations. The Hulsey Gallery provides School of Visual Arts students with educational opportunities related to collection management and exhibition of art in a professional gallery.
The mission of the Nona Jean Hulsey Art Gallery is to promote the understanding of and extend the audience for contemporary art, and to present exhibitions that inform, inspire and challenge the public, particularly students of Oklahoma City University. The Hulsey Art Gallery is an integral part of the School of Visual Arts, and it is used daily by visitors, students and faculty.
I am grateful to share that “Relay,” a new site-responsive installation, is now on view at the Daum Museum of Contemporary Art in Sedalia, Missouri.
Installation days on site April 19-23, “Relay” is a large suspended sculpture that responds to the museum’s architecture through repeated arcs, loops, and a sense of movement through space.
I am deeply grateful to the Daum Museum team for their care, trust, and support throughout the planning and installation process and to the CD team who worked alongside me on site with such focus, care, and generosity to help bring “Relay” into being.
THANK YOU to the Relay team including Daum crew, State Fair Community College students, SFCC facilities, Missouri State University team from Springfield, and more….
Garry
Michelle
Sophia
Megan
Alex
Cas
Ally
Marcie
Deidre
David
Jacob
Kara
Violet
Camryn
Mohammed
Gideon
Roudget
Laura
#sculpture #installationart #contemporaryart #cd #plasticrecycling
It was wonderful to spend last weekend in Oxford, Mississippi, making a site visit at the UM Museum. Looking, listening, measuring, and imagining as plans come into focus for a multi-gallery site-specific installation.
Grateful for the conversations, hospitality, and the chance to brainstorm so many possibilities, along with visiting Faulkner’s home, Rowan Oak, and getting sneak peeks of the BFA and MFA thesis exhibitions.
Special thanks curator Melanie Antonelli, Durant Thompson, Stacey Rathert, and Bill Griffith for their time and support while on campus. I am looking forward to returning in September for this special exhibition which will include “24 Hours of Wonder”
#sculpture #cd #theremin #installationart #oklahomaartist
📰 #ArtFocus Read: FORGED IN NORMAN: BEHIND THE SCENES OF IRON POURING
Explore the revival of iron pouring at the University of Oklahoma under Leticia Bajuyo (@lbajuyo ), highlighting the process, skill, and collaboration required to transform molten metal into sculpture. Bringing together students, educators, and the public, the pours emphasize community, hands-on learning, and the shared experience at the heart of this intense and dynamic art form.
✒️ Written by Olivia Dailey
This article is featured in the Spring 2026 issue of Art Focus magazine.
🔗 Read online now at the link in our bio or visit Ovac-Ok.Org/ArtFocus
📖 Check out our Art Focus Distribution map to find locations across the region to snag a free copy at Ovac-Ok.Org/GetACopy.
COMING SOON: A special art installation by visiting artist Leticia R. Bajuyo. During the week of April 20-23, Leticia Bajuyo will be installing a large, floating art piece in the halls of the Stauffacher building. Shown here is a similar piece that was just on display at Oklahoma Contemporary in Oklahoma City (Photo credit of Blake Studdard).
Leticia R. Bajuyo is an interdisciplinary artist and Associate Professor of Sculpture at the University of Oklahoma. Known for public sculpture and immersive installations, she works across permanent commissions, site-responsive environments, and hand-built objects with a materially attentive approach. Her work transforms discarded CDs and DVDs, industrial materials, and architectural surfaces into sculptures that foreground environmental impact while exploring systems of value, personal and collective memory, and material change.
Recent 2025 indoor installations include Oklahoma Contemporary’s Art Now biennial in Oklahoma City; the Spectrum Theater in Grand Rapids, Michigan; and the Muscarelle Museum of Art in Williamsburg, Virginia. Recent outdoor projects include a permanent public commission in Fort Worth, Texas, and a long-term installation at Josephine Sculpture Park in Frankfort, Kentucky.
Students are welcome and encouraged to come observe Leticia's progress while this complicated piece is installed outside of Goddard Gallery.
For more information about Leticia Bajuyo's work, visit: .
Artwork of Oklahoma Contemporary installation photo credit to Blake Studdard.
Headshot photo credit to Joel Luks.
With the awesome show 2.0 Kinds of Funny closing at the end of this week we wanted to highlight some of the amazing work ✨ Make sure to check it out in the Constance Gallery before the show closes Friday!
Drove down to bring artworks for this exhibition. Looking forward to seeing all of the works come together and if you are in town, just a couple minutes north from this gallery are our roundabout sculptures… special opportunity to combine indoor and outdoor experiences for one month only!
“To Call To Mind”
Curated by Iris Bechtol @irisbechtol
March 4 - 25, 2026
TCC Northwest, Glass Box Gallery
“To Call To Mind” features the work of artists Leticia R. Bajuyo @lbajuyo and Alicia Eggert @aplaceintheuniverse . The exhibition is organized in conjunction with the completion of their public artworks, One Way (Bajuyo) and A Very Long Now (Eggert), commissioned by Fort Worth Public Art and installed along Marine Creek Parkway at Longhorn Road and Cromwell
Marine Creek Road in Fort Worth, TX. @fwpublicart
Thank you to our amazing FW Public Art Project Manager Michelle Thomas @mtrichardson.studio for her continued support and TCC Faculty Victoria Gonzales @victoriagonzalesart , Jacob Steed, and the TCC community for welcoming this exhibition.
#sculpture #publicart #fortworthtexas #time
Curated this show with the amazing artists @lbajuyo Leticia Bajuyo and @aplaceintheuniverse Alicia Eggert.
To Call To Mind
Curated by Iris Bechtol
March 4 – 25, 2026
TCC Northwest, Glass Box Gallery
To Call To Mind features the work of artists Leticia R. Bajuyo and Alicia Eggert. The exhibition is organized in conjunction with the completion of their public artworks, One Way (Bajuyo) and A Very Long Now (Eggert), commissioned by Fort Worth Public Art and installed along Marine Creek Parkway at Longhorn Road and Cromwell Marine Creek Road in Fort Worth, TX.
The exhibition will open with a reception and gallery talk at 12:00 noon on Wednesday, March 4, at the Glass Box Gallery on the Tarrant County College Northwest campus (4801 Marine Creek Parkway, Fort Worth, TX 76179, Building NW03).
Highlighting the core concepts and evolution of Bajuyo’s and Eggert’s work in a survey of sorts, the exhibition pairs newer and older works from each artist, revealing connections to their recently completed public sculptures along Marine Creek Parkway. The exhibit provides insight into each artist’s subject matter, demonstrating how they complement one another through constructions of time and memory. Viewers will encounter Bajuyo’s sculptures built from the residue of contemporary life—artificial turf and architectural remnants—alongside Eggert’s text-based sculptures, time-keeping objects, and site-specific portraits of time inspired by physics and philosophy.
Excited to have this last hurrah with these artists celebrating their public artworks and their work as artists. Thanks to our FW Public Art Project Manager Michelle Thomas @mtrichardson.studio for continued support and TCC Faculty Victoria Gonzales @victoriagonzalesart for her support of this exhibition.
💿💿 Loop: Gravity Repeated 💿💿
Filipina American Sculptor and University of Oklahoma professor Leticia Bajuyo's 40-foot-long installation was on display at the Oklahoma Contemporary Arts Center with the ArtNow exhibition.
💿💿 Working with donated CDs and DVDs, @lbajuyo created an impressive sculpture and a thoughtful work of art 💿💿
You may recall that I posted a few stories about this exhibition when it first opened. I have been thrilled to hear from so many of you that you went to the OK Contemporary to see this installation with your own eyes and shared such positive feedback about your experience 🙌 I LOVE a community that rolls out to support the arts 🙌
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