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The 127-work Art Nouveau exhibition spans furniture, jewelry, prints and paintings. On Jan. 10, free gallery admission also covers the museum’s other exhibitions on view.
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The exhibition’s five-part path moves from Japonisme and Siegfried Bing’s Maison de l’Art Nouveau to École de Nancy, nature and industry. Visitors can follow those connections during OKCMOA’s January Access for All, Sunday, Jan. 10, 2027, from noon to 5 p.m.
The Triumph of Nature: Art Nouveau from the Chrysler Museum of Art is scheduled to be on view at the Oklahoma City Museum of Art from Oct. 31, 2026, through Jan. 24, 2027. The Jan. 10 free-gallery day falls two weeks before it closes, giving visitors a chance to see the 127-work exhibition during its final stretch.
The works include furniture, jewelry, prints and paintings, with pieces by Louis Comfort Tiffany, Gustav Klimt, Alphonse Mucha and Aubrey Beardsley. Five themes shape the exhibition: Japonisme; Siegfried Bing and the Maison de l’Art Nouveau; École de Nancy; The Triumph of Nature; and From Nouveau to Deco: The Triumph of Industry. The structure offers several points of entry into the movement rather than following just one artist or medium.
The exhibition draws primarily from gifts of Walter P. and Jean Chrysler, whose homes once served as showrooms for these works. It is organized by the Chrysler Museum of Art in Norfolk, Virginia, and toured by International Arts & Artists in Washington, D.C.
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The museum’s exhibition roster lists other displays for the January visit, including The Body Observed, From Pop to Minimalist Art, Thinking in 3D: The Elements of Three-Dimensional Art, The City as Canvas, Storytelling in Art, and Maritime Art, Beach Scenes, and the Seascape. Several are single-gallery presentations drawing on the museum’s permanent collection and loans.
Art Bridges Loans, on view in the permanent collection galleries through Nov. 30, 2027, includes works by Andy Warhol, Diego Rivera and Richard Diebenkorn, among others. Access for All covers the museum galleries and exhibitions on view, so visitors can focus on the Art Nouveau show or add other displays to their route. The event listing also mentions the Museum Store; shopping there is separate from free gallery admission.
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January Access for All is a gallery-visit window, not a scheduled Art Nouveau tour or workshop. The exhibition calendar lists Drop-In Art: Art Nouveau Metal Embossing on Jan. 16, a Curator Tour of The Triumph of Nature on Jan. 17, The Triumph of Nature Gossip Tour on Jan. 21, and Art Class: Crepe Paper Flowers – Bearded Irises on Jan. 23. These are separate events on other dates; consult their individual listings for arrangements.
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Art Bridges Foundation’s Access for All program supports the free-admission day. The museum describes Art Bridges as a national arts nonprofit founded by Alice Walton and says the foundation is providing $40 million in funding to 64 museums nationwide. OKCMOA says it is the only Oklahoma art institution to receive a grant through the initiative, which aims to widen museum access and encourage engagement with local communities.
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January Access for All takes place at the Oklahoma City Museum of Art, 415 Couch Drive, Oklahoma City, OK 73102.
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Admission to the museum galleries is free for visitors of all ages. Free tickets can be reserved beginning Jan. 3, and the event page says checkout will show a $0 total.
The museum’s Visiting FAQ says advance reservations are not required and walk-up tickets are available at the time of that FAQ. Because that describes availability as current, check the museum’s ticket information closer to Jan. 10 if you plan to walk up.
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The museum is across the street from the Library stop on the OKC Streetcar. Consult the streetcar’s route and pricing information for trip details; the event’s map link can help plan directions from your own starting point.
The museum parking lot is directly north of the building, at the northwest corner of Hudson and Robert S. Kerr. Parking rates can change based on events. Designated accessible parking is on Couch Drive in front of the museum and is free for up to two hours.
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All museum entrances and public spaces are wheelchair accessible. An access ramp is near Admissions, elevators serve each level, and public restrooms are wheelchair accessible. Power-assist doors are on the west side of the main entrance and the east side of the theater entrance.
Standard and wide manual wheelchairs and rolling walkers are available at no charge on a first-come, first-served basis from the first-floor coat check; ask a Visitor Services staff member at Admissions for help. Service dogs are welcome in public spaces, and the museum provides complimentary admission for one companion per visitor with a disability.
For low-vision access, the museum lists large-print gallery labels, cane guides, an audio guide available through gallery QR codes, and a touchable artwork on the second floor. EnChroma glasses for visitors with red-green color blindness can be borrowed at no cost. Sighted guides require three weeks’ notice; customized Access Tours require at least four weeks’ notice. ASL interpretation for museum programs and exhibition tours is available with at least three weeks’ advance notice.
Free Sensory Booster Packs, available from the Admissions Desk, include noise-canceling headphones, wiggle seats, fidgets and social narratives. The museum also has a quiet space; ask a Visitor Services staff member for assistance. For accommodations not listed online, contact the Admissions Desk at 405-278-8237 or [email protected].
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Strollers are welcome when pushed by an adult, and the Admissions Desk lends them at no charge. Nursing is welcome in public spaces; a private nursing space is on the first floor. Changing tables are available in public restrooms except on the Mezzanine.
The first-floor Family Space has museum-created art activities and a play and respite area for young children and caregivers. Food and drinks are not allowed in the galleries, but are welcome on the floor landings and in the Family Space.
Large bags and backpacks cannot be taken into the galleries. Lockers are in the Coat Room and cost 25 cents; visitors who need an exception for a medical reason can speak with staff at Admissions. The museum also asks visitors not to touch the art or surrounding walls, run in the galleries, or cross the black lines on gallery floors.
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OKCMOA is across the street from the Library stop on the OKC Streetcar. The event’s map link can help plan directions from your own starting point; consult the streetcar’s information for route and pricing details.
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The museum parking lot is directly north of the building, at the northwest corner of Hudson and Robert S. Kerr; parking rates can change based on events. Designated accessible parking is on Couch Drive in front of the museum and is free for up to two hours.
All museum entrances are wheelchair accessible. An access ramp is near Admissions; power-assist doors are on the west side of the main entrance and the east side of the theater entrance.
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Oklahoma City Museum of Art, 415 Couch Drive, Oklahoma City, OK 73102.
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Free tickets can be reserved beginning Jan. 3, and checkout shows $0. The museum FAQ says reservations are not required and walk-up tickets are available at the time of the FAQ; check current instructions closer to Jan. 10.
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Yes. The exhibition is scheduled to run through Jan. 24, 2027, so it will be on view for the Jan. 10 visit.
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The event listing says free admission covers all exhibitions on view in the museum galleries. It mentions Museum Store shopping separately and does not say purchases are included.
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The Jan. 10 listing does not announce a timed tour or workshop. The exhibition calendar lists separate programs on Jan. 16, 17, 21 and 23.
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The museum is across the street from the Library stop on the OKC Streetcar. Consult the streetcar’s route and pricing information for trip details.
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The museum lists wheelchair-accessible entrances and public spaces, mobility equipment, low-vision supports, free Sensory Booster Packs and a quiet space. Sighted guides, Access Tours and ASL interpretation require advance notice under the stated timelines.
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415 Couch Drive, Oklahoma City, OK 73102
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