A lovely museum with rotating exhibitions and hands on activities. It is free to enter, but donations are welcomed.

there is never anything on display. even if the price of admission is free there is hardly anything here worth the trip and visit. not only that the people that work here always talk to you like robots and spiel like university students with cue cards infront of communications class. and when youre walking about these people that are guests or employees will stare at you like you dont belong there. a bunch of uptight stuffy people that dont quite contribute to society but feel like they are so important for no reason. this was my second trip here. this time i was literally in an out of there in about 6 minutes. there were maybe 5 paintings on display and that was all there is to see at the time of writing this review. bunch of arrogant hipster types that dress overly obnoxious all around when you visit this place and they were staring at me like they had a problem with me being there. prob not worth visiting in the future. they also dont know how to talk like normal human beings. there is clearly no rapport when they speak to me but they are still trying to provide a semblance of marginal politeness and in that gesture they come across as obnoxiously fake.

Great experience with alot of visual daily use artwork. The car over the water-Awesome 25-foot-by-50 reflecting pool with manmade waves. Definitely not something you see everyday

Large clean space with 3 floors of contemporary art by different artists. This place is perfect for large displays and there's plenty of real estate for activities. Cafe and small store on the first floor. Friendly staff. Elevators available. Photos allowed.

Something new, and, different is always a good experience with family. Looking forward to more exhibits.

We stopped on a whim. It was free and we saw some beautiful, extra large paintings on this visit. Believe they have rotating artists. Every one was so nice. We spent most of our money on the “cigarette” machine that had handmade gifts created by local artist. This is a small museum but, worth the time!

Beautiful contemporary art gallery in Oklahoma City! Great showcase of exhibitions from Native American artists. Just a couple blocks away from Factory Obscura, so anyone visiting should consider checking out both places.

UPDATE: A beautiful space for the showcase of contemporary art talents; local and out of state. Bring your family and friends, or enjoy a solo visit and immerse yourself in works of art. The exhibit is free to the public. The staff are friendly and knowledgeable. ***** Came for an event and didn't get to see the exhibit. Glad for OKC to have a place like this and look forward for another visit.

I would give it 10 stars if possible! It's so fun...and FREE! (Be cool though and drop them a few bucks in their donation box!) We had a blast in the gaming exhibit! So many different different types of exhibits, both interactive and traditional. And I have to say they have some really awesome things in their small gift shop! This was a random find on a short trip to OKC for a wedding, but I'd definitely go back!

I had such a great time. The staff on every floor was amazing and super helpful. The artwork was beautiful. More people should definitely visit bc is suchA great experience. Will definitely return.

Loved visiting here, their Second Saturday program for kids was a hit with my 11 yr old. Different floors and rooms allowed for a variety of experiences and activities. The onsite cafe/bakery was great! Lots of yummy options and well priced.

Nice museum, I walked in with no preconceived notions and was pleasantly surprised by the galleries. The employees were knowledgeable, helpful and friendly.

Free admission. Fantastic place. Very clean, very quiet, and massive. I love the modern appearance and best of all, the location. From cultural & social pieces to Warhols, sculptures to video game exhibits, this place always has something interesting. Very happy to see they moved from their old location at the Fairgrounds, where I attended pottery classes. They now have dedicated buildings for a variety of classes!

Very small. No joke: there were only three objects on display. One floor of exhibits was closed because classes were in session, another floor was closed for an exhibit installation, and the top floor had three objects on view. The highlight was a nearly empty repurposed cigarette vending machine that dispensed art.

This is a pretty small but good contemporary arts center! The admission and parking were free, and the staff were all super kind. Unfortunately, only one floor was open and had an exhibit. It was all about food. Very interesting. I would recommend visiting if you’re in the area.

We enjoyed the family fun afternoon. They had activities and art projects. The art museum was amazing. Thanks for a wonderful afternoon.

The building itself is a work of art! Tons of helpful staff thought the exhibits we're happy to answer any questions. The exhibits are a bit small but thoughtfully curated. The museum hosts classes and workshops of all kinds and I left feeling inspired to sign up for more than a couple!

I really loved the glass exhibit! It is beautiful and fascinating what this man and his team have done and can do! This is worth a visit alone. There are 3 floors. There was so least one exhibit that was still in the future when I visited.

Terrific contemporary art gallery in OKC. Surprised it was free and definitely worth your time. Current exhibit was artists interpretation of a poem by Joy Harjo. Cool coffee shop on-site too.

It's a nice place. During our visit there were only 2 exhibits and whole 2nd floor was closed off so they could put new pieces up. Great display from Oklahoma artists. This place is very clean and staff very nice. Art park was a little disappointing as it's just the fenced in area behind the building that is currently empty. Make sure you make reservations online since they are limiting guests due to Covid. The tickets are free.

We really enjoyed our visit and the ArtNow exhibit, especially the learning center where kids can create their own art. Our daughter was excited to create something and have it on display in the museum.

Easy access on the Streetcar. The Soul is a Wanderer filled up the 2nd floor with a variety of works. I enjoyed making my own book in the interactive studio. The other exhibits were interesting, too. Not a huge museum but I felt satisfied not overwhelmed.

This is an amazing art focused community center where creativity is nurtured and encouraged. There are a wide variety of classes to choose from and supportive staff. They are very responsive to questions via phone, email, and in-person and very friendly. If you love art or are wanting to try to learn a new skill, get the creative juices flowing, meet new people and connect with others and community give this place a try! There are so many offerings such as watercolor, sewing, drawing, and ceramics and even more-I can’t look into all of them because I just can’t squeeze in any more hobbies right now! You must register for classes via their website and the most difficult part is picking which class.