This art museum is the perfect size with enough artistic styles to satisfy a variety of artistic tastes. And you can see it all before you hit your saturation point. The Rodin exhibit (temporary) was incredible but my favorite was the Chihuly section. Well done!

Our family visited the museum on Sat. 3/23/24. We were there primarily to see the 'Raven and box of light" exhibit which was excellent. We arranged for a tour (min. 10 people) through the museum and loved the tour. We found the tour very helpful (thanks Tori for the great tour and Destiny for helping us schedule it). The museum has a great and very large collection of Chihuly glass which we thought was great. There are several other types of glass work exhibits and a good sized painting exhibit area. Overall we spent about 3 hours in the museum, including the tour and it was well worth it. If you are in OKC this is a must do.

Visited to see the Edith Head exhibit specifically. A definite must-see for anyone interested in costume design or the golden age of Hollywood. Superbly designed exhibit which speaks the quality of this museum. Helpful staff who take pride in their work.

We went for the special Edith Head exhibition and it was fabulous. The dresses were amazing and the short films so interesting. The Chihuley glass is a permanent exhibit and a wonderful opportunity to see the whole spectrum of his work

Drove north from Texas to see the Edith Head exhibit. Wonderful exhibit. The bonus was the Chihuly exhibit! We knew that has some pieces but no idea it is one of the largest. The museum store includes a bar with coffee, cocktails & food.

I’m a local and have a MOA membership and the Edith Head special exhibit is one of my all-time favorites. It took the staff about five years to put it together. The costumes are on loan from all over and have never been exhibited together before. The special wallpapers and fabric backdrops really add to the experience. My favorites were Audrey Hepburn’s ensemble from “Funny Face,” and Kim Novak’s dress from “Rear Window” (which she didn’t like but Hitchcock demanded. She later admitted it was perfect for the character. Thanks, Destiny for our tour full of these insights!). The museum is also displaying Picasso linocuts and a large Rodin, all on loan from private collectors. Chihuly’s mother was from OKC so the permanent collection is one of the best in the world, thanks to his friend, the founding director who oversaw the MOA’s design and construction, the late Carolyn Hill. We’re so proud of our MOA and hope you enjoy it as much as we do!

Though I did not love the exhibition that I came to the museum to see, I won't review the museum as a whole from on that specific opinion. Overall, it's a nice museum. It's not very large, easy to navigate, well laid out, galleries are lit nicely. Pretty cafe, rather large gift shop with many different kinds of items (not just items representing the museum and its exhibits but also from designers/retailers such as Johnathan Alder) Overall, it's a good museum, I was simply disappointed I had come a long way to see an exhibit that personally left me kind of flat.