Drawing as long as I can remember, art officially became a part of my life at age 7 when I won my first art competition in support of my native statewide campaign, "Don't Lay That Trash On Oklahoma"​. Soon to follow was a winning anti-drug illustration, The Thrill That Kills, which was printed on t-shirts and distributed across the region. During my teenage years, it was paintings and drawings that won state competitions, and my writing was published locally and nationally. I departed high school with an artists'​ grant from the Goddard Center and began my college career at the University of Oklahoma studying pre-medicine and drama. Before long, I left for the world renowned Tisch School of the Arts Maurice Kanbar Institute of Film & Television at New York University. Despite accolades in cinematography from FAMU, a premier film schools in Europe, a degree and work in film and television, I've returned to my favorite passions of painting and design. Showcased at the New York Public Library with a solo exhibit, First Impression, and in countless solo and group shows throughout New York City. I live and work in Manhattan as a fine artist.Show ListingNew York Public Library Yorkville BranchJawspace GalleryProphecies GalleryStudio 107G2Six Summit GalleryBBLUIUC Communiversity Wellness Center

"Art For Hospitals +" is an organization that incorporates art into hospitals to raise funds, instill education and add beautification to communities across U.S.A.Oklahoma native, Kelli Stretesky lives and works in New York City as an abstract artist. She developed Art For Hospitals + to combine her passions of art and caring for people with the desire to give back. Growing up in a small town, Kelli quickly realized the need to raise the presence of art in rural communities. Strengthening communities on fundamental civic levels such as culture, health and economy makes a difference in people’s well-being and morale. Through careful research, Kelli developed her formula for what type of art is the most effective in healthcare environments. The works are intentional and specific through subject, size, colors, medium and location of the work in the hospitals. It is about what is best for patients, but the focus is on wellness in general. Originally with her heart set on being a physician, Art For Hospitals + has been a happy union of art and health for many people. It has been a great delight to launch Art For Hospitals + in Ardmore, Oklahoma with the support of James O. Young, Andre Moore, Larry Pulliam, and Daryle Voss.

Intentional Insights is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit that empowers people to refine and reach their goals by providing research-based content to help improve thinking, feeling, and behavior patterns. intentionalinsights.orgOur MissionWe empower people to refine and reach their goals by providing research-based content to help improve thinking, feeling, and behavior patterns.Our VisionWe envision a world where individuals, organizations, and governments intentionally use research-based strategies to optimize their ability to evaluate reality clearly and make effective decisions, empowering all of us to live more happy, meaningful, altruistic, and flourishing lives.What We DoWe create engaging content that helps people learn and practice rational thinking and effective giving. We also provide content and marketing support for other organizations that aim to build an altruistic and flourishing world. Want to know when we have something new? Follow us on Facebook, Twitter, Delicious, Slideshare, and Pinterest. You can also subscribe to our RSS feed and newsletter.

"Stretesky" is an independent, eccentric, art infused clothing line created and handmade by Kelli Stretesky. Chock full of symbolism and allegories, the one of a kind shirt designs are her limited edition ink drawings and graphic designs that you won't find anywhere else. With a passion for fashion and an undying love for the visual arts, Kelli created the line to directly merge the fine art and fashion worlds. As a New York City artist, Stretesky is focused on clothing that is inspiring, thoughtful, edgy, feel-good comfy, earth friendly and made in the U.S.A.

Promotional apparel for professionals.

The program is a touring exhibition of award-winning short films that have won Academy Awards or Best Shorts Awards from such festivals as Sundance, Chicago International Film Festival, Aspen Shorts Festival and South by Southwest.

Various roles in every department.

Talent Manager for cinematographers, production designers, makeup artists, and costume designers in theater, film and television. Identified talent and took the clients to a new level of exposure. Executed day to day business operations and worked with clients, prospective clients, producers and agents.

Plowed the film festival circuit all over the US and in Europe with the short film "Tales of Times Square" earning it several "Best Short Doc" wins at the L.A., Tampa, Moondance, and NYC East Village Film Festivals.

•Researched and purchased art and production supplies for the Art Department.•Assisted Art Director and Art Coordinator. •Worked as Production Assistant on set.

• Tested, repaired, cleaned and distributed camera bodies, lenses, magazines and accessories. •Gained staff and clients confidence by prompt and reliable assistance with camera packages.

Was in charge of the the complete production design for the short educational film "Tainted Legacy".

Designed and built the visuals for musical and theatrical shows for the stages at The University of Oklahoma.

The Undergraduate Student Congress of the Student Government Association is the House of the Legislative Branch. 48 Representatives make up the Undergraduate Student Congress comprised of equal representation of academic districts ranging from the University College to Education to Physical Sciences. While each Representative is responsible for primarily advocating on behalf of their districts, Representatives also participate in seven committees that oversee certain aspects of the Undergraduate Student Congress including:Academic Affairs: deals with the concerns of students that are related to academics ranging from classes offered, academic misconduct procedure, etc. Congressional Administration: deals with subjects that are internal to SGA including appointing new members to Undergraduate Student Congress, organizing SGA elections, regulating the bylaws, etc. External Affairs: serves as the liaison between the city of Norman and the students of OU and organizes projects such as Higher Education Day, voter registration drives, etc. Problems and Projects: tackles the "big problems" on campus ranging from parking to meal plans to housing.Public Relations: ensures a positive image of Undergraduate Student Congress and communicates the inner workings to the university community.Ways and Means: responsible for allocating more than $700,000 among the 400+ registered student organizations at the University of Oklahoma.Human Diversity: responsible for all issues regarding student life and diversity on campus.