Small Works, Great Wonders Art Sale & Exhibition Returns to National Cowboy Museum for its 19th Year

Featuring smaller scale works of art by renowned artists, Small Works, Great Wonders offers art collectors the opportunity to acquire fine works at affordable prices

 

OKLAHOMA CITY, October 24, 2024 – On November 8, 2024, National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum will host the 19th Small Works, Great Wonders art sale featuring smaller scale works from more than 130 of the nation’s finest contemporary Western artists, several of whom also show at the prestigious Prix de West art sale every June.

 

The annual sale – which showcases both traditional and contemporary art – allows guests the chance to purchase art from renowned artists at more affordable prices. Art will be on exhibit starting November 2, and unsold art will remain on exhibit and available for purchase through November 17.

 

“Small Works, Great Wonders is one of the most exciting events of the year,” said Susan Patterson, Curator of Special Exhibits. “Designed for both new and seasoned art collectors, the 2024 art sale will feature more than 240 works of art in a high-energy, festive atmosphere.”

 

Guests can mingle with some of the artists in attendance and enjoy an evening of live music and refreshments, along with a fast-paced, fixed-price draw for art. Purchasers will have the opportunity to leave with their art in hand at the end of the night.  

 

Proxy service is available for those who are unable to attend, and arrangements can be made in advance by contacting a member of the development team at proxy@nationalcowboymuseum.org.

 

Reservations are required for the sale and remain open until November 1, 2024. Tickets are $75; $65 for Museum members.

 

To buy tickets or to see the available art, visit swgw.nationalcowboymuseum.org. Reservations can also be made by contacting Hannah Forman at hforman@nationalcowboymuseum.org or 405-839-7094.

 

Major sponsors for this year’s Small Works, Great Wonders include American Fidelity Foundation, Darryl and Kathryn Smette, Lew and Jennifer McGinnis, Mr. and Mrs. Gregory M. Simon, NBC Oklahoma, and Rick and Debe Hauschild.

 

Supporting sponsors include Fowler Automotive, Hughes Cattle Company, Jim and Cathy Blevins and American Abstract Company of McClain County Inc., Leslie Rainbolt, M.D., and Visit Oklahoma City.

 

Associate Sponsors include Gary and Debra Kinslow, Jeff and Jessica Timmerman – Sunset Land and Cattle LLC, James and Susan Goodman, Ken and Linda Howell & Howell Gallery, Linda and Lance Benham, Mike and Karen Goodman, Mr. and Mrs. Mike Stieb, Peter and Ginny Carl, Peter and Susan Hoffman, Scott and Suzanne Spradling, and Warren and Stephanie Henry.