Oklahoma City Museum of Art

TICKETS ON SALE! 🌼🎟️ Art in Bloom, Bubbles & Blooms, and WanderFolk Botanical Cocktail Competition tickets are now available. Secure your spot to visit Oklahoma City's biggest festival of flowers, support local florists, capture your best Instagram moment, and party on the roof terrace with OKCMOA: 🌼 Art in Bloom | Friday, April 10-Sunday, April 12 okcmoa.com/visit/events/a… 🌼 Bubbles & Blooms | Friday, April 10, 7-10 pm okcmoa.com/visit/events/b… 🌼 WanderFolk Botanical Cocktail Competition | Sunday, April 12, 5:30-8 pm okcmoa.com/visit/events/b… Visit our website to view a full list of weekend programming and member exclusives! Go to okcmoa.com/artinbloom

“Paul Reed: A Retrospective” and “The Legacy of the Washington Color School” close this weekend! 🎨 🔔 Visit our third-floor galleries before the exhibitions leave. Plan your visit at okcmoa.com.

✨ “Irresistible. A crowd‑pleasing comedy of France past and present.” — Screen Daily ✨ “Delightful. Inventive, cleverly structured, and beautifully written.” — Next Best Picture April 9-12 at OKCMOA! Fall in love with COLORS OF TIME! Spanning generations and centuries, Cédric Klapisch’s heartfelt film blends family secrets, humor, and romance with the beginnings of French Impressionism. 🎟️ Get tickets now: okcmoa.com/visit/events/c…

Now pouring at the Museum Bar 🍸🌷 In celebration of Art in Bloom, we’re serving two seasonal specialty cocktails. The Lavender Lemon Drop features WanderFolk Distillery’s brand-new Lavender Lemon Vodka, launching for the first time this weekend! We are also bringing back last year’s favorite, the Blueberry Blossom, along with mini chocolate tarts from Ganache Patisserie. Which one will you try first?

Registration for May art classes is open! Find inspiration in works on view throughout the OKCMOA galleries. Spots are limited. 🎨 Learn more and sign up today at okcmoa.com/classes

Hey, Art in Bloom goers! 🌼 As downtown Oklahoma City prepares for the Festival of the Arts, temporary street closures will impact traffic from April 10 through May 4. Parking in front of the Museum on Couch Drive will be unavailable from April 20 through April 29. The Museum Parking Lot is located directly north of OKCMOA on the northwest corner of Hudson and Robert S. Kerr. Please allow extra time when traveling downtown, and plan ahead for your visit. For additional details, visit artscouncilokc.com/festival-infor…. We look forward to welcoming you this weekend!

🎨 This weekend, we’re proud to present a pair of stunning new films that bring art history to life on the big screen. 📽️ COLORS OF TIME (April 9–12) A time‑hopping French drama from Cédric Klapisch where a search for family roots leads back to the birth of Impressionism. 📽️ TURNER & CONSTABLE (April 10–12) A revelatory Exhibition on Screen documentary exploring the intertwined lives and lasting legacies of two giants of British landscape painting. 🌸 Pair your screening with a visit to Art in Bloom! 🎟️ okcmoa.com/film/

Experience the galleries in full bloom THIS WEEKEND! 🌱️ Art in Bloom—only happening one weekend a year—is back with breathtaking floral designs inspired by works from the collection. Buy tickets: okcmoa.com/visit/events/a…

'Oklahoma should be proud:' @OKCMOA shows works by major artist oklahoman.com/story/entertai…

In the “Boson” paintings, created in the final years of the artist’s life, Paul Reed attempted to paint what is unseen to the human eye. The Higgs boson is an unstable particle created in a collision that decays into lighter particles immediately after it is produced. Scientists cannot see a boson, only the remnants of its decay. In Reed’s “Boson 2,” a swirling, loosely painted, yellow mass radiates out from a central core. The overall image reflects scientific illustrations that attempt to visualize the collision of these particles. See “Boson 2” in “Paul Reed: A Retrospective” before it closes on April 12! 🎨 Plan your visit at okcmoa.com/paulreed -- Paul Reed, “Boson 2,” 2014, acrylic on canvas, 14 x 14 in., The Phillips Collection, Washington, D.C., Gift of Jean Reed Roberts, 2016, © Paul and Esther Reed Trust

Due to the Art in Bloom fundraiser weekend taking place on the second weekend of April, this month’s Access for All has been rescheduled to Sunday, April 26. ⭐ Learn more about Access for All, made possible by Art Bridges, on our website: okcmoa.com/access-for-all 🌻 Buy tickets to Art in Bloom, presented by Joan Payne: okcmoa.com/visit/events/a…

“Intriguing as ever. Genuinely funny and complex.” — The Guardian 🎞️ WHAT DOES THAT NATURE SAY TO YOU is now playing at OKCMOA! 📆 Tonight (April 4) at 8 pm & tomorrow (April 5) at 12:30 pm 🍶 The 33rd feature from revered Korean auteur Hong Sangsoo is a gently comic, slyly profound meditation on idealism, ambition, and the art life. okcmoa.com/visit/events/w…

Now open! 📷 See “Abstract Photography” on our second floor. This single gallery features photographs from the Museum’s permanent collection and key loans that highlight the various ways artists push photography into the realm of the abstract. Explore works by prominent photographers such as Brett Weston, Ralph Gibson, Richard Buswell, Angela Grauerholz, and Subhankar Banerjee. Plan your visit: okcmoa.com/buytickets

“Funny and truthful.” — The Times “Helen Mirren dazzles.” — Metro 👑 Don’t miss @NTLive’s blockbuster production of Peter Morgan’s #TheAudience, screening tomorrow (April 4) at 2 pm! okcmoa.com/visit/events/n…

Temporary street closures before, during and after the Festival of the Arts will affect downtown traffic April 10 - May 4. Streets bordering the park will be closed for setup starting at 8 a.m. Friday, April 10. View the list of road closures: okc.gov/News-articles/…

“Brilliantly conceived and executed.” — LA Times “Shades of Kafka, Orwell, and Gogol.” — Slant “A legal drama that burns slowly but brightly.” — The Hollywood Reporter Opening tomorrow (April 3) at 8 pm Sergei Loznitsa’s TWO PROSECUTORS is a gripping thriller and haunting cautionary tale about an idealistic young lawyer drawn into the black hole of Stalinist bureaucracy. 🎟️ Get tickets: okcmoa.com/visit/events/t…

🌷 OKCMOA’s April film schedule spans centuries, continents, and cinematic styles—offering a rich celebration of storytelling, art, and history. 🎞️ Highlights include the launch of a new National Theatre Live series; silent-screen masterworks; a celebration of French cinema; an immersive art documentary; acclaimed new films from global auteurs Hong Sangsoo, Sergei Loznitsa, and Christian Petzold; and a free experimental film festival. 🎟️ Get tickets & view the full lineup: okcmoa.com/museum-films-i…

Celebrate April artist birthdays from our galleries 🎂: • Maurice de Vlaminck (b. April 4, 1876) | “Village” • Jan van Kessel I (b. April 5, 1626) | “Still Life with Fruits, Flowers, Game, and Fish” • Kenneth Noland (b. April 10, 1924) | “Burnt Day” • Charles Willson Peale (b. April 15, 1741) | “George Washington” Each artist has a work currently on view! Plan your visit to the Museum at okcmoa.com.

Notice! 🌧️ Due to inclement weather, the Corporate Partner Spring Social has been moved from the Patio to the Theater Lobby. We look forward to welcoming local business leaders this evening! Learn more about OKCMOA Corporate Partnerships: okcmoa.com/corporatepartn…