Oklahoma City Museum of Art

This was my first time visiting the museum in person and I did so with my art club students and a handful of chaperones. The docents were prepared, responsive, and knowledgeable. Highly recommend for field trip or just for a personal experience. I cannot wait to return!

Terrific modern art museum that specializes in Chihuly glass collection and postwar pop art. Galleries are organized by topic (landscape, portrait, still life) rather than chronology or geographical region, allowing for thematic connections across space and time. It's also manageable, not exhausting - we spent about and hour and a half. Also has nice gift shop/cafe.

The museum had many eye-pleasing exhibits to admire especially the Chihuly glass exhibit. The downside was that the admission prices were a bit steep for the size of the museum even with a student discount. Despite that, it still worth going at least once for the Chihuly glass since that was very admiring to look at.

Easy in and out. Free wheelchairs. Staff super friendly and helpful. The galleries are clean, smell nice and are plenty roomy, even on abusy day. Admission is a bit high imho, but still a nice visit.

We had a fantastic time at the museum. We went to the special exhibit they had for Ansel Adams, and I didn't expect the exhibit to be as large as it was. They have a variety of his photos spanning the length of his life as well as photos other took of Ansel. We also stopped by the permanent Chihuly exhibit, and they have several pieces I've never seen before. It's a fantastic selection, and we hope to come back again

Wow! We had an amazing visit! Took us about 2.5 hours to go through the exhibits, reading almost every plaque. We love Chihuly, and we saved that for last! I really loved how all the exhibits were grouped and had a written rationale for organization. Even with multiple events downtown, we were able to find a spot nearby (and it was a free spot on Sundays).

Lots of available parking, but you have to pay. It was a little confusing for us to figure out where the entrance was. We mistakenly went in first to the store. Then the theater. We finally figured out the correct entrance. The exhibits were wonderful. There are three stories, an exhibit on each. Nice layout, well lit.