John Newsom, Nature's Course
Sarah Ahmad, Jaali: "Only from the heart can you touch the sky." (Rumi) (detail), 2022.
Our exhibitions (and most of our programs) are free. Advance reservations are NOT required to visit our galleries — simply walk in any time they are open. Check in at our front desk to receive your free ticket.
Want a weekend Public Tour? Save your free spot here.
Masks are now optional for all visitors. Anyone who would prefer to wear a mask is, of course, welcome to do so. Learn more here.
Learn more about the artists and works you'll see in our Exhibitions section.
Things to know before you arrive:
- Plan a ~60-minute experience, including visits to the second- and third-floor galleries and performance spaces.
- Free parking is available onsite.
- Admission is always FREE.
Because transmission rates are dropping significantly, masks are now optional for visitors and staff. Anyone who would prefer to wear a mask is, of course, welcome to do so. Free masks are available upon request.
We will continually sanitize the building, with special attention to high-touch areas, for your safety.
- We are regularly monitoring public-health data and will contact you if these events need to adapt to respond to changing conditions.
- Additional safety protocols are supported, in part, by the by the Institute of Museum and Library Services (IMLS) and the Oklahoma Department of Libraries via the Library Services and Technology Act grant. Read more about our COVID protocols here.
Images: Installation view of John Newsom: Nature's Course, featuring Rouge Arena (2014), Homecoming (2021), Summer Swarm (2002) and State of the Union (2003-04). Sarah Ahmad, Jaali: "Only from the heart can you touch the sky." (Rumi) (detail), 2022. Photo by Ann Sherman.
