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From DC to OKC: Discover the remarkable journey of the Washington Gallery of Modern Art’s collection.
Pivoting between political drama, philosophical science fiction, and star-crossed romance, legendary writer-director Francis Ford Coppola’s (The Godfather) visually dazzling passion project stars Adam Driver as a visionary architect whose utopian ambitions clash with the more earthbound demands of a modern city.
Weaving together archival material, unfiltered cast interviews, and intimate on-set footage, this enthralling fly-on-the-wall documentary from Oscar-nominated filmmaker Mike Figgis charts Francis Ford Coppola’s decades-long journey in creating his self-financed epic, Megalopolis.
In a sedate corner of Massachusetts circa 1970, an unemployed family man (Josh O’Connor) makes the rash, inscrutable decision to orchestrate a heist at the local art museum in this elegant and wryly funny anti-thriller from celebrated independent filmmaker Kelly Reichardt (Showing Up, First Cow).
A defining film of the 1970s American independent horror renaissance, Tobe Hooper’s gruesomely atmospheric low-budget classic follows a group of road-tripping teenagers who encounter a family of cannibals, including the chainsaw-wielding Leatherface. Screening in a 50th anniversary 4K restoration.
Directed by Linus O'Brien (son of Rocky Horror creator Richard O'Brien) this joyful new documentary traces the evolution of The Rocky Horror Show from a hit stage play to a midnight movie sensation to a groundbreaking cult phenomenon that continues to inspire new generations of devoted fans.
Screening in a dazzling 100th anniversary restoration with hand-colored sequences and live piano accompaniment by Bill Rowland, this expressionistic, visually opulent silent adaptation of Gaston Leroux’s 1910 gothic horror novel features an iconic performance from Lon Chaney as a disfigured composer who becomes dangerously obsessed with a young opera singer.
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Raw and uncompromising, yet darkly comic, Lynne Ramsay’s (You Were Never Really Here) blistering portrait of a young mother consumed by love and madness features stunning performances from Jennifer Lawrence and Robert Pattinson. Tickets on sale October 28.
Winner of the Palme d’Or at this year’s Cannes Film Festival, the riveting, timely, and masterfully constructed new feature from celebrated Iranian auteur Jafar Panahi (No Bears, This Is Not a Film) follows a group of citizens contemplating revenge against a man they believe was their torturer.
Art in motion: a baby-friendly journey through stripes and circles.
Rarely seen, Four Nights of a Dreamer is Robert Bresson’s great forgotten masterpiece—a stark yet haunting ode to romantic idealism and the capriciousness of love. Presented in a new 4K restoration, it screens as part of Museum Films' Late Bresson series.
Fellow, Friend, and Sustainer members are invited to explore new and upcoming additions to OKCMOA's galleries from Art Bridges.
Learn mesmerizing pour techniques and create your own abstract masterpiece. Designed for ages 18+.
Learn mosaic-making essentials in a fall-themed art class. Designed for ages 18+.
Create your own vibrant masterpiece inspired by Chihuly’s Oklahoma Persian Ceiling! Designed for ages 18+.
Winner of the Silver Lion for Best Director at the Venice Film Festival, acclaimed indie filmmaker Benny Safdie (Good Time, Uncut Gems) makes his solo directorial debut with The Smashing Machine, a gritty and gripping portrait of UFC legend Mark Kerr, featuring a transformative performance by Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson.
A stripped-down and profoundly tactile reimagining of the Arthurian legend, Lancelot du Lac is one of Robert Bresson’s most mysterious films—a deeply elliptical, intrinsically musical work that contrasts the most intimate moral and spiritual imperatives with the brutality of war. Presented in a new 4K restoration, it screens as part of Museum Films' Late Bresson series.
Mix, match, and imagine in Surrealist style.
Discover the art, life, and legacy of artist Paul Reed!
A mesmerizing meditation on art and life, Ira Sachs’s richly textured new feature is based on rediscovered transcripts from a 1974 interview conducted by nonfiction writer Linda Rosenkrantz (played by Rebecca Hall), in which photographer Peter Hujar (Ben Whishaw) recounts the events of the previous day in minute detail.
Skip the crowd and discover over one hundred works by Paul Reed, from paintings to sculptures to works on paper.
Be among the first to explore one of the largest public collections of Paul Reed’s work, right here at OKCMOA.
A searing send-up of post-’68 France—and perhaps Robert Bresson’s most explicitly political film—The Devil, Probably tells the story of Charles, a young Parisian who tries and fails to find find comfort where his contemporaries do: love, religion, activism, consumerism, drug use, psychoanalysis. Presented in a new 4K restoration, it screens as part of Museum Films' Late Bresson series.
An adaptation of Tolstoy’s story The Forged Coupon, Robert Bresson’s crystalline final film, L’Argent, tells the story of a counterfeit bill’s passage from hand to hand, resulting in tragic consequences. Presented in a recent 4K restoration, it screens as part of Museum Films' Late Bresson series.
Discover the bold colors that defined a movement.
Make a one-of-a-kind glass piece to keep, display, or gift. Designed for ages 13-17.
Explore color, shape, and texture in this glass-fusing class designed for ages 18+.
Make, create, and celebrate the season! Plus, a visit from the Museum elf.
Create, decorate, and fire your unique winter keepsake. Designed for ages 8-12.
Shop after-hours, sip cider or wine, and treat yourself to holiday delights at OKCMOA's festive members-only event.
Sweet treats, Santa meet-and-greets, and holiday crafts await!
Joyful hues and gentle tunes brighten this winter’s day.
Shrink your designs, grow your holiday cheer.
From the gallery to the studio: make the surreal your own.
Explore six decades of Paul Reed's artistic innovation.
Educators, bring the art of photography into your classroom with hands-on lessons and tech integration!
Dive into color and creativity. Abstract art awaits.
Discover your inner artist through color and geometry.
Discover the power of color and pattern in your own artwork.
Turn bold shapes into bright creations! Playdate & Create returns to OKCMOA.
Follow Paul Reed’s creative evolution from the 1950s to the digital age.
Explore bold geometry and brilliant hues, inspired by artist Paul Reed.
From gallery to studio—turn inspiration into your own masterpiece.
Let bold design inspire your creative process.
Make Spring Break vibrant with Paul Reed–inspired creativity.
Color, light, and form converge in this landmark retrospective.
Layer color and texture to create one-of-a-kind spring prints.
Make your mark on the skyline with vibrant mixed-media art.
