Oklahoma City Museum of Art

"During our visit to the Oklahoma City Art Museum, we were struck by the incredible blown glass exhibit by Dale Chihuly, which showcased an array of vibrant colors and intricate designs that left us in awe. We spent hours admiring each piece's unique details and various styles while completely captivated by its beauty."

"Embarrassed to reveal this was my first visit. In a word, stunning. I only posted a few photos, but there are 3 floors of artwork to view. I highly recommend, a great activity to soothe rampant boredom, learn about art, and get some exercise. One really great tip we got from the front desk, start on the 3rd floor and work your way down. Use the stairs if you can, it's a gorgeous walk down."

"It was really great experience! OKMOA offers free tickets (includes Chihuly exhibition) on the second Sunday of every month. The exhibitions divided perfectly, and not too crowded. Recommend for family, couple dating, even visiting alone. There is a free parking place just behind the museum!"

"I recently had the pleasure of visiting the Oklahoma City Museum of Art, and my experience was well enough for someone that does not particularly enjoy art museums. The museum's overall diverse collection spans various art forms, but what truly stood out for me was the remarkable glass art exhibits, especially the exquisite sand-carved glass pieces. At the entrance, my eyes immediately fixated on an extremely tall glass structure. Our primary purpose for getting tickets was to see the “Preston Singletary: Raven and the Box of Daylight” exhibition. The multisensory experience of lights, colors, sounds, and intricately carved sculptures added a layer of depth and beauty to each piece, creating a mesmerizing visual experience. Lastly, I did not have any children with me, but loved the various inclusive activities for young art museum goers."

"Amaaazing! Worth going to especially for the Rodin exhibit while it's there. And go see the Manhattan shorts movies. They were wonderful."