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Winner of the Silver Bear for Best Lead Performance at the Berlin Film Festival, Mary Bronstein’s electrifying and darkly funny drama stars a brilliant Rose Byrne as a woman unraveling under the pressure of her daughter’s mysterious illness and a home that’s literally falling apart.
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, and the tragic consequences that result. Presented in a recent 4K restoration, it screens as part of Museum Films' "Late Bresson" series.
Soviet-born American filmmaker Julia Loktev’s (The Loneliest Planet) extraordinary five-part documentary observes independent journalists in Moscow facing a government crackdown as Russia invades Ukraine, capturing their fight for freedom of expression and the country's escalating shift toward authoritarianism. (Screening in two sections with a separate ticket required for each section.)
Discover the bold colors that defined a movement.
Richard Linklater delivers a sparkling real-time comedy-drama, driven by Ethan Hawke’s magnetic portrayal of legendary lyricist Lorenz Hart, as he confronts his former collaborator Richard Rodgers (Andrew Scott) on the night of Oklahoma!’s triumphant premiere.
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+.
A joyous celebration of Hollywood’s transition to sound, this iconic musical dazzles with unforgettable dance numbers, witty satire, and the irresistible charm of Gene Kelly and Debbie Reynolds. Singin' in the Rain screens in a 4K restoration as part of OKCMOA's Technicolor Wonderland film series.
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.
Register for the next Book Club meeting!
Mystery, intrigue, beauty, passion—and murder. Five years in the making, this powerful new documentary from Exhibition on Screen uncovers the life and legend of Caravaggio, one of art history’s most enigmatic and revolutionary figures.
Joyful hues and gentle tunes brighten this winter’s day.
Howard Hawks’s glamorous musical comedy sparkles with Marilyn Monroe and Jane Russell as showgirls chasing love and luxury in a world of diamonds and desire. Gentlemen Prefer Blondes screens as part of OKCMOA's Technicolor Wonderland film series.
A film of rare emotional precision and formal grace, Edward Yang’s final completed feature, and arguably his most beloved, is a deeply felt, gently sprawling portrait of three generations of a Taipei family in quiet crisis. Screening in a 25th-anniversary 4K restoration!
Sweet treats, Santa meet-and-greets, and holiday crafts await!
Shrink your designs, grow your holiday cheer.
Yasujiro Ozu’s charming comedy about two television-obsessed brothers who go on a silence strike is a playful and colorful look at family life and generational change in postwar Japan. Good Morning (Ohayô) screens as part of OKCMOA's Technicolor Wonderland film series.
Douglas Sirk’s lush melodrama explores wealth, desire, and dysfunction in a Texas oil dynasty, with bold colors and heightened emotions that mirror the turmoil beneath the surface. Written on the Wind screens as part of OKCMOA's Technicolor Wonderland film series.
Nicholas Ray’s gripping, boldly expressionistic critique of mid-century conformity stars James Mason as a schoolteacher whose dependence on medication spirals into suburban nightmare. Bigger Than Life screens as part of OKCMOA's Technicolor Wonderland film series.
Alfred Hitchcock’s vividly stylized psychological thriller follows a troubled young woman (Tippi Hedren) drawn into a fraught marriage with wealthy businessman Mark Rutland (Sean Connery), who is determined to cure her compulsive theft and fear of intimacy. Marnie screens in a stunning new 4K restoration as part of OKCMOA’s Technicolor Wonderland film series.
From the gallery to the studio: make the surreal your own.
Explore six decades of Paul Reed's artistic innovation.
Educators, explore color theory through Paul Reed’s work!
Federico Fellini’s first color feature is a surreal and visually extravagant journey through memory, desire, and self-discovery, led by a luminous Giulietta Masina. Juliet of the Spirits screens as part of OKCMOA’s Technicolor Wonderland film series.
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.
Where dream meets distortion: explore Surrealism’s uncanny evolution.
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.
