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Join us for a two-part clay class May 4 and May 18!
Powered by awe-inspiring, psychedelic, never-before-seen footage, performances, and music, the first-ever authorized documentary about the band is an experiential cinematic odyssey exploring Led Zeppelin’s creative, musical, and personal origin story.
Voted the best film of 2024 by the iconic French film magazine Cahiers du Cinéma, this darkly comic triumph from acclaimed writer-director Alain Guiraudie (Stranger by the Lake) is a deliciously twisted tale of sexual repression and murder in a picturesque French village.
Discover Hokusai’s waves of influence during this compelling lecture at OKCMOA!
Unfolding over the course of one desk clerk’s night shift at a small West London hotel, Robina Rose’s ethereal punk reverie alternates between surreal flights of fancy and the quiet rhythms of work. Nightshift screens in a new 4K restoration as part of Museum Films’ Art House Expanded series.
Raised to fear the elusive Ochi species, a young girl from a remote island village rescues a wounded baby Ochi and embarks on a life-changing quest to bring him home in this exquisitely crafted fantasy adventure from writer-director Isaiah Saxon and A24. Starring Helena Zengel, Finn Wolfhard, Emily Watson, and Willem Dafoe.
An imagined philosophical dialogue about death and desire between the ancient Greek poet Sappho and the siren goddess Britomartis becomes the starting point for Matías Piñeiro’s elegantly constructed cinematic essay on translation, digression, and performance. You Burn Me screens exclusively at OKCMOA as part of Museum Films’ Art House Expanded series.
A transformative exploration of two decades of his cinema and a valentine to his wife and collaborator Zhao Tao, the latest masterpiece from pioneering Sixth Generation director Jia Zhang-ke (Ash is Purest White) offers a moving meditation on the passage of time and a dynamic portrait of contemporary China.
A radiant Jean Seberg (Breathless) stars as a wealthy teenager whose carefree summer on the French Riviera is upended by a visit from her late mother’s fashion designer friend (Deborah Kerr) in Otto Preminger’s graceful Cinemascope adaptation of Françoise Sagan’s bestseller.
In this dynamic class, young artists will be inspired by Dale Chihuly’s iconic Oklahoma Persian Ceiling, exploring vibrant color and bold design.
Sustainer members are invited to preview the new exhibition before it opens to the public!
Where Moderns meet monochrome: your exclusive Discovering Ansel Adams preview.
Be among the first to see a groundbreaking exhibition honoring Ansel Adams!
Be among the very first to experience Discovering Ansel Adams!
Create work inspired by Ansel Adams!
Film Society members: choose the David Lynch film we screen!
Register for an exclusive tour of the latest special exhibition at OKCMOA!
