Art In Bloom 2022

April 8, 2022

- April 10, 2022

11:00 am-5:00 pm

Save the date for Art in Bloom!
April 8-10, 2022

Art in Bloom will feature floral sculpture interpretations of works from our permanent collection, all crafted by designers from the Oklahoma City community! These exciting new works will be displayed in the galleries and throughout the Museum. Guided self-tours and workshops will round out this can’t-miss festival of flowers!

Sponsorship opportunities coming soon! For questions, contact Sara Wise at 405-278-8216 or swise@okcmoa.com.

Stay tuned for more information on the programming for the full weekend!

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She said “yes!” Congratulations to the happy couple, Krysten and Eric! We wish you all the best and hope to see you back soon, if not before. We love having a special place in the lives of our guests. Do you have a happy memory from the Museum? Share it with us using #MyOKCMOA! 📷 : @chadandbriephotography

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How’s it hangin’, ya’ll? Alexander Calder revolutionized the art of sculpture with his development of the mobile. Until that point, sculptures had primarily been static objects, firmly planted on the ground. Calder’s innovation was to introduce the element of movement by suspending his sculptures from the ceiling. His mobiles were created in such a way that the different elements of the work remained in a state of balance and would move and rotate as they were affected by the air. Calder’s color scheme in “Caracas” and many other works was influenced by a visit in 1930 to the Parisian studio of painter Piet Mondrian, who at that time was working almost exclusively with a palette of primary colors, white, and black. #OKCMOAMovingVision #MyOKCMOA Credit: Alexander Calder (American, 1898–1976) “Caracas,” 1955, sheet metal, rod, and paint. Oklahoma City Museum of Art. Museum purchase, 1979.007

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Yellow – the color of sunshine, hope, and happiness! Let's go ~in~ 👀🔎➡️ on Richard Anuszkiewicz's "Soft Yellow." Richard Anuszkiewicz (pronounced ah-noo-SHKEV-ich) shared a fascination with the square with his teacher and mentor Josef Albers who produced a series called “Homage to the Square” (on view in “Moving Vision”) numbering over a thousand paintings. While Albers is exploring color and form in his series of squares, Anuszkiewicz is playing with perception by creating a pattern of centered squares that seem to grow and pulsate, an effect he created with crisply delineated lines and series of successively brightening colors beginning with purple and moving to orange and then yellow. Don’t forget, the Museum is open until 8 pm tonight! Credit: Richard Anuszkiewicz (American, 1930-2020), “Soft Yellow,” 1972, Acrylic on canvas. Collection of Carl and Marilynn Thoma #MyOKCMOA

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