Canvas of connection: Unique art show blends creativity and inclusion for Autism Oklahoma
By Olivia Hickey
Published on March 31, 2026.
Art partners Maggie Inzinga-Johnson and Ivy Collier are creating masterpieces that benefit the Oklahoma autism community. The unique art show combines creativity and inclusion to raise funds for Autism Oklahoma. The pieces will be displayed in the Paseo District as part of Autism Oklahoma's annual Duets Art Show, which showcases the work of artists on the autism spectrum and neurodivergent. Each piece is auctioned off, with proceeds going directly to Autism Oklahoma education and education. The event aims to show that we can all work together with different abilities and disabilities, regardless of our differences.
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