REMEMBER ME: MUSING ON BIRDS by Zia Daugherty

Remember Me: Musing on Birds, by Zia Daugherty, is a collection of original artwork exploring themes of environmental vulnerability and the value of life, using birds as a visual through-line. “Many different ideas and emotions come up as I think about the subject matter of my art, such as environmental change, extinction, and our role in it all. I have begun categorizing these musings into specific art pieces as a way to process what can sometimes feel too big for me to put into words,” says Daugherty. This exhibition invites the public to create a space for dialogue and ask: What is nature? What is our past, present, and future relationship with life on this planet? And which lives do we adhere value to and why? About the Artist: Zia Daugherty is a visual artist residing in Tulsa, OK, specializing in oils and mixed media and inspired by the beauty of birds and native ecosystems. Zia also works as a decorative painter and art restorationist, demonstrating her versatility across various mediums including plaster, concrete, wood, and gold leaf. Her newest body of work explores the interconnected themes of human ecology, value systems, and environmental ethics. Remember Me: Musing on Birds by Zia Daugherty OPENING 6-9pm, Saturday, October 3, 2026 THRU Saturday, October 24 Gallery hours during the exhibit: TH 6-8 + FR 5-8 + SA 12-5 + BY APPT More info: linktr.ee/positivespacetulsa Contact: Nicole Finley, Founder/Director/Curator - Positive Space Tulsa, [email protected] IMAGE: Nature, Preserved / 48 in x 48 in / Oil on canvas Positive Space Tulsa is located at 1324 East 3rd Street in the Pearl District. Positive Space Tulsa was founded by local artist Nicole Finley (she/her). An art space dedicated to Womxn artists, Positive Space Tulsa believes: The letter “x” in Womxn recognizes all women, including gender expansive identities. Positive Space Tulsa is for women, nonbinary, genderfluid, genderqueer, and agender artists (excluding those who identify as male/men). Womxn is pronounced the same as woman or women.