You can now reserve your free timed ticket for Ed Ruscha: OKLA!

This exhibition is a survey of works by one of America's most important artists, looking at the ways in which work throughout Ruscha’s career was connected to his childhood in Oklahoma City, and his continued trips back there from Los Angeles.

Featuring objects spanning the artist’s 60+ year career that explore his relationship to Oklahoma, Ed Ruscha: OKLA presents iconic pieces such as Twentysix Gasoline Stations and Chocolate Room alongside newer, lesser-known bodies of work, including two recent Drum Skins paintings.

Ed Ruscha: OKLA is both the first solo exhibition of the artist’s work presented in the city of his childhood, and the first ever to explore the influence Oklahoma has had in forming the artist’s aesthetic sensibility.

Reserve your time (up to five people per slot) up to two weeks in advance at okcontemp.org/tickets.

Please check out our COVID Protocols (masks are required for all visitors over the age of 3) prior to visiting.