Andy Mattern coaxes “ghost” images from the backs of long-forgotten photographs in Oklahoma State University Museum of Art’s “Some Recent Apparitions,” opening Jan. 16.
Running from Oct. 17 to Dec. 16, 2023, “Unusual Geometries” invites guests to rediscover the hidden beauty and playfulness found within the world of geometry.
The Oklahoma State University Museum of Art announces, “Leon Polk Smith: Affinities in Art & Design,” on view through Jan. 27, 2024. This captivating exhibition explores the surprising relationships between the art of Leon Polk Smith (1906-1996) and 20th century industrial design.
Explore the career of Romanian American artist Saul Steinberg at the Oklahoma State University Museum of Art’s exhibition "Line of Thought: The Work of Saul Steinberg."
The Oklahoma State University Museum of Art, in partnership with OSU faculty, fosters students’ artistic expression in a new exhibition, opening March 21.
“A Sense of Movement: Native American Art from the Charles Little Collection,” a student-curated exhibition by Ruth Sanchez, opens March 1 at the Orange Wall in the Oklahoma State University Student Union.
The Oklahoma State University Museum of Art is pleased to announce Tradition Interrupted, an exhibition organized by Bedford Gallery to open the museum’s winter/spring season of programming.
Oklahoma artist Anita Fields (Osage/Muscogee) has been selected to receive the Women in the Arts Recognition Award from the Cimarron Chapter, National Society Daughters of the American Revolution.
On Aug. 23, “Small Worlds: Carolyn Cárdenas” and “Contradictions: Bobby Ross” will open at the Oklahoma State University Museum of Art, featuring 200-plus paintings and drawings chock-full of awe-inspiring artistic intricacy.
Many things slowed down during the pandemic, but acquisitions at the Oklahoma State University Museum of Art did not. Over the past few years, the museum has added hundreds of pieces to its growing permanent collection. It’s now set to display 22 of them in “Recent Acquisitions: From 2019-2021.”
