Fall break = art break. Join OKCMOA for creative art activities, enjoyable for all ages!
🎨 Thursday, October 16 | Chihuly-Inspired Macchia Bowls 🎨
Create a mini Macchia inspired by artist Dale Chihuly’s "Macchia" series in "Dale Chihuly: The Oklahoma Collection." Visitors will achieve the look of glass by applying glass paints to Dura-Lar and adding final touches using paint pens to achieve a macchia (Italian for “spotted”) effect. Staff will then use a heat gun to mold the work of art into its final form, after which it can be adhered to a black Plexiglas base, reminiscent of Chihuly’s work displayed in the first-floor galleries.
🎨 Friday, October 17 | Rodin Figures in Wire 🎨
Explore the expressive power of the human form in this Drop-In Art activity inspired by Auguste Rodin’s sculpture "The Three Shades." Drawing inspiration from Rodin’s use of form and shadow, visitors will use pliable wire to sculpt simplified human silhouettes, focusing on gesture, posture, and repetition.
🎨 Saturday, October 18 | Abstract Pastel & Watercolor Resist Paintings 🎨
Drawing inspiration from our Postwar Abstraction galleries, visitors will use oil pastels and liquid watercolors on heavyweight watercolor paper to create their own expressive works of art.
ABOUT DROP-IN ART
Every third Saturday from 11 am to 4 pm, Museum visitors are welcome to join us for Drop-In Art activities related to exhibitions on view! These come-and-go activities are suitable for all ages and provide a perfect opportunity for visitors to connect with the galleries and tap into their creativity.
Drop-In Art is presented by Devon Energy Corporation. Additional support is provided by Dowtown Oklahoma City Partnership.
Pre-registration is not required. This program is free with admission and for Museum members. Not a member? Join today!
LEARN MORE:
https://www.okcmoa.com/visit/events/fall-break-drop-in-art/
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