Sam Krall

Sam Krall, M.A., is an Applied Assistant Professor in Arts, Culture, and Entertainment Management at the University of Tulsa. In addition to his teaching role, he serves as the Director of the Alexandre Hogue Gallery, where he plays a pivotal role in curating exhibitions and fostering a vibrant arts community. With a robust background in strategic planning, consulting, marketing, fundraising, and audience development, Sam has been instrumental in guiding numerous musicians, artists, and creators towards achieving sustainable careers in the creative industries. His dedication to education and mentorship has earned him multiple accolades, including the prestigious Most Valuable Professor Award at the University of Tulsa. Sam's research interests are deeply rooted in audience development in the arts, entrepreneurship in the arts, career development in the arts, and crossover programming. These interests reflect his commitment to exploring innovative strategies that enhance the reach and impact of the arts. Sam is a sought-after speaker and has presented his research and insights at various national conferences and events. His presentations often focus on arts career and entrepreneurship development, where he shares his expertise and experiences with a broader audience. His contributions to the field have been recognized by peers and professionals alike, further establishing him as a thought leader in arts management. In his role at the Alexandre Hogue Gallery, Sam is dedicated to creating an inclusive and dynamic environment that encourages artistic expression and collaboration. He believes in the power of art to transform communities and is passionate about supporting emerging artists in their journey. Through his work, Sam continues to inspire and empower the next generation of artists and cultural leaders. His commitment to fostering creativity and innovation in the arts is evident in his teaching, research, and community engagement efforts.