When Jason Williams and Haideh Sobhi, OmniCultural’s founders, began collecting works from artists, they quickly realized it was becoming a central part of their lives. They began traveling to meet creators across the globe, and turned their home into a hub for conversation and a platform for promoting young talent.

As the collection expanded, so did their vision. They recognized the potential for their passion to serve the greater good and the community. Their mission is to inspire and grant business opportunities to artists from diverse backgrounds, as well as provide growth and exposure. With that in mind, they donated their collection to a nonprofit they founded, giving rise to OmniCultural, a nonprofit corporation.  
 

Dominic Besner, Under The Outlaw, I am Elixir

Free Exhibit and Events

OmniCultural is dedicated to sharing its collection with as many people as possible. The residency and its space embody this commitment, offering both private and public viewings. Showroom is available by appointment only. Please contact us for more information! 

Annemarie Terlag, Crystal Silence

Workshops, Lectures, and Events

OmniCultural encourages its resident artists to engage with the local community through workshops and lectures. We believe art is meant to be shared and discussed, and we are committed to fostering a space for dialogue and exchange. Outside of residency periods, OmniCultural also opens its space for educational programs. 

Marrisa Oosterlee, Detoxication

Artist Residency Program

During their travels, Haideh and Jason met many artists in search of new surroundings to reignite their creative flow. Inspired by these encounters and mindful of the challenges artists face, OmniCultural is offering a limited-time free residency for those seeking space and renewal. Selected artists are invited into the program for up to six weeks. 

Taner Yilmaz, Rosebud