Art
An original exhibition that showcases some of the depth and strengths of the Museum’s permanent collection that visitors might not always get to see.
Ongoing
An installation from the Museum’s permanent collection focusing on the various ways that artists—especially those in the United States—approached abstraction during the postwar period, opening December 20, 2024.
A single-gallery installation from the Museum’s permanent collection with key loans that highlights humanity’s interaction with nature.
A single-gallery installation featuring one of the masterworks of modern sculpture, Auguste Rodin’s The Three Shades, on loan from a private collection.
Upcoming Exhibitions
An exhibition drawn from OKCMOA’s permanent collection featuring glass and works on paper by artist Dale Chihuly, opening March 8.
A groundbreaking exhibition that provides an unprecedented and eye-opening examination of the early career of one of America’s most renowned photographers.
Paul Reed (1919-2015) was born and raised in Washington, DC, and was a seminal member of a group of artists working in 1960s Washington, DC, which came to be known as the Washington Color School. His art bridged the end of the first generation of Washington Color School artists including Gene Davis, Thomas Downing, Morris Louis, Howard Mehring, and Kenneth Noland; and a second generation of Washington, DC colorists including Alma Thomas, Anne Truitt, Sam Gilliam, Kenneth Young, and Lou Stovall. Reed was a gifted artist, teacher, and a major contributor to the golden age of painting in the nation’s capital during the 1960s.
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