Curtis Sprague Photography

10/23/2026

The sun is coming up over WoMPA this morning, promising good weather and the perfect weekend. Come on out and check out the Hellerween festivities and some amazing art. We are wishing you all a wonderful weekend!

10/18/2026

10/08/2026

art market scrapbook / 02

This market is all about curating the perfect, quirky “where did you get that?” collection. 💖

Handmade jewelry. Wearable art. Candles, small paintings, prints & things that used to be other things.

On Sunday, come meet the artists. Ask about their process. Hear the story behind a piece. Find a gift for someone you know very well (like, yourself 😉).

We warmly welcome our Resident & Guest Artists for this first market!

Adam Avitable & Erin Slauson, Comedy & Crafts
Moses Dobbs Painter
Cindy Swanson Mosaics
Springtime & Harvest
Night Sisters Studio
The Memory House
Emily Smith Painter
Ignacio Lopez, Happy Buddha Jewelry
DuEwa Gordon
Owen Rendel, Replay Goods
Amy La**rs Studio
Uniquely Crafted Designs
Taylon Hammons Art

Participating Wompans:
Skip Hill
Tyler James
Tifney Fields
Heather Dawn Broomhall Photography
Curtis Sprague Photography
Linda Darrah Reynolds Stuff Dreams Are Made Of
Lisa Baker Get Lit Tulsa Route 66
Cornelius Gandy, KRE Studios

THIS SUNDAY!!! ❤️‍🔥
OCTOBER 11 · NOON–4 PM
Free & open to all ages
3306 Charles Page Blvd., Tulsa

Bring someone with great taste. Or weird taste. We’re into both here. 😎

09/14/2026

We’re thrilled to bring Temple of Light to Convergence Wellness Campout at Astral Valley this weekend. We’ll be offering a high-end portrait experience designed to reflect your essence, your strength, your light. Come as you are, and leave with a portrait that honors who you truly are. Draw a card. Set an intention. Step into the light.

09/08/2026

BURNING MAN 2026 UPDATE: The Man Must Burn

The burning of the man, in stark contrast to the solemn and quiet Temple burn, is a total party vibe. All the art cars surround the man, followed by tens of thousands of people. Here’s a little video montage to give you some idea of how that evening goes. It’s a big night and we wrapped it up just after sunrise. I’ve cut it down a lot. The fireworks show is one of the biggest I’ve ever seen. It’s is a constant barrage for about 20 minutes. man

09/07/2026

So, this topic comes up every year and I’ve been asked by several people about nudity out here. Burning Man operates on 10 principles among which, is “radical self expression”. As such, people express themselves in many ways. There are incredible costumes, festival wear, props and yes…. Nudity.

One of the cool things about Burning Man is that your fellow burners will gas you up and cheer you on no matter how you choose to express yourself. It’s actually very liberating to walk/ride around in a town of 80,000 people with no clothes on. I imagine it’s what real freedom feels like.

So, Norman this one’s for you. I know you’ve been waiting for it every day. I’d never want to disappoint you.

09/05/2026

BURNING MAN 2026: Friday Update

Friday started off a little messy with an overnight rain. The playa gets really tricky when it’s wet. You certainly can’t ride a bike in it. When the playa dust gets wet, it acts like quick drying cement. You can’t even push a bike through it without the bike becoming disabled. So, we waited it out at camp. The good news is that by 3:00 in the afternoon, it had dried up enough for us to get out into the city to explore art.

Later in the evening, we gathered for a massive party with all the art cars at the Titanic art installation. There were thousands of bicycles parked at a spot in the desert. There are no landmarks to mark where you left your bike. Only the art cars. But they move. So you can’t use them as a location reference.

It took us a while. But we finally found them and headed across the playa to our favorite neighborhood near 2:00 and Sound Garden never disappoints. There is always good music, good vibes and beautiful people. We love it there. We started there and then went across the street to The Playground for more. We brought it all back to camp around 4:00am some time. Today, we do it again.

Did you know Burning Man is a cashless city? We haven’t paid a penny for anything all week. Everything…. Food, drinks, entertainment, shopping, hair braiding for Lisa…. All freely given. Not a penny has been spent since we’ve been here. I love this place.

09/04/2026

I’ve had a lot of comments about the dust and how something like that can be fun. That’s how wonderful Burning Man is. Even with dust and rain, it’s still amazing. We just smile and deal with it. You won’t see many sad faces out here. It’s just part of the deal.

We started off dusty last night with what we thought was going to be a simple objective. Jan Blomqvist was set to do a show from the Maxa art car. But we didn’t know where the car was going to set up on the playa. It’s a huge space miles across. Visibility as you’ll see was nil. It makes finding something in the open desert very difficult. But we rode in it for miles and our perseverance finally paid off. David said he heard something in the distance that he recognized. So we followed him. Lo and behold, we found Jan who entertained us for hours. He’s amazing. His music is filled with positivity and good vibes. Check out Jan Blomqvist.

We kept the evening short and made it to bed fairly early. Still recovering from that all-nighter.

Here’s the video.