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The Museum’s collection of post-war and contemporary art includes paintings and sculptures created from 1945 to the present. Highlights include works by Alexander Calder, Don Eddy, Eric Fischl, Ellsworth Kelly, Alfonso Ossorio, and Philip Pearlstein. Key collections include the Washington Gallery of Modern Art Collection, the Westheimer Family Collection, and The Dorothy and Herbert Vogel Collection: Fifty Works for Fifty States.

PLEASE NOTE: Only select objects are on view. Please call with questions or email info@okcmoa.com.

Marcel Duchamp, De ou par Marcel Duchamp ou Rrose Selavy (Boîte – Series D)
Elmer Bischoff, Two Figures in the Garden
Gene Davis, Cool Staccato
Richard Diebenkorn, Albuquerque
Sam Gilliam, Sky Chord
Grace Hartigan, The Vendor
Robert Indiana, Coenties Slip
Ellsworth Kelly, Red Blue
John Latham, Window with an Observer
Morris Louis, Distance of Time
Lee Bontecou, Untitled
John Cage and Calvin Sumsion, Not Wanting to Say Anything About Marcel I
Don Eddy, Private Parking V
Alexander Calder, Caracas
Carolyn Brady, Books and Lilies
Richard Pousette-Dart, Circle by the Falling Waters
Jesús Rafael Soto, Vibration
Sam Francis, Untitled
Helen Frankenthaler, Untitled
Eric Fischl, Man with Child
Frank Stella, The Spirit-Spout
Rufino Tamayo, The Painter
Carlos Mérida, Iyom, Mamom y la abuela
Henry Moore, Divided Head
Barbara Hepworth, Maquette for Divided Circle
Richard Anuszkiewicz, Radiant Red
Will Barnet, Reclining Woman
Alan Davie, Bewitched Still Life
Mimmo Paladino, Untitled
Phillip Pearlstein
Alfonso Ossorio, Ritual Feast
Alfonso Ossorio, INXIT
Robert Barry, Untitled
Anne Truitt, The Sea, The Sea
Anne Truitt, Memory
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It's April Fools Day! 🃏 OKCMOA's 2015 exhibition "Intent to Deceive" played the ultimate trick on museum-goers around the world.  Several ingenious art forgers during the 20th century were profiled in this exhibition, representing some of the most infamous scandals of our times. The exploits of Han van Meegeren, Elmyr de Hory, and Eric Hebborn shook the art world, garnering each of them worldwide notoriety. John Myatt and Mark Landis have been in the news for their prolific and stylistically diverse art frauds, landing one in jail.  Included in each forger’s profile were their original works, personal effects and ephemera, photographs, film clips, and representations of the material and techniques used to create these convincing artworks.  View OKCMOA's upcoming exhibitions online at /www.okcmoa.com/current-exhibitions/
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April is the month of Art in Bloom! 💐 Join us from April 14-16 for OKCMOA's annual festival of flowers. This weekend-long event will feature floral sculpture interpretations of artworks on display, all crafted by designers from the Oklahoma City community. These beautiful floral works will be displayed in-gallery and throughout the Museum and will be complemented with floral-inspired programming and workshops.  Buy tickets today! Go to okcmoa.com/visit/events/art-bloom-2023.  WEEKEND PROGRAMMING
🌻 Thursday, April 13
5-8 pm | Art After 5 Floral Sculpture Installation  🌻 Friday, April 14
10 am-2 pm | Live music by Grant Wells
7-10 pm | Bubbles & Blooms cocktail party on the roof  🌻 Saturday, April 15
9-10 am | Members-Only Hour
10-11:30 am | Spring Fling Floral Class
11 am-4 pm | Drop-In Art
12-1 pm | Orchid Arrangement Lecture and Demonstration  🌻 Sunday, April 16
12-1:30 pm | Poppy Palette Painting Workshop
2:30-4 pm | Mixed-Media Floral Creations Workshop
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Created to commemorate “Chihuly in the Light of Jerusalem,” a 1999 exhibition in Israel, the “Jerusalem Cylinders” were inspired by the jagged walls of the Citadel in the Old City.  To create the crystal forms, large rectangular slabs of glass were cast, then broken into pieces with a chisel and hammer. As a final step, the crystals were carefully fused onto vessels, which required the diligent choreography of a highly skilled team.  View the beautiful “Jerusalem Cylinders” at OKCMOA’s “Chihuly Then and Now” exhibition!  --  @chihulystudio 
Dale Chihuly, “Jerusalem Cylinders,” Oklahoma City Museum of Art, installed 2002. © 2023 Chihuly Studio. All rights reserved. Photograph by Nathaniel Willson.
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