Frame Master did a fantastic job. Robin is super helpful and she had my picture ready right on…read moretime.

FrameMaster Gallery in Edmond offers the highest quality fine art and custom framing. The…read moreprofessional staff at FrameMaster is always courteous and goes the extra mile to make sure their customers are completely satisfied. With Certified Picture Framers on-site, rest assured that your art and framing consultation will yield professional results. All custom framing at FrameMaster is conservation framing that will preserve and protect your artwork and photographs. FrameMaster even offers in-home consultations and professional art installation. FrameMaster's clients include some of Oklahoma's most notable celebrities, and the professionals at FrameMaster treat every client, famous or not, with respect. Every job at FrameMaster is given thorough, conscientious care and attention to detail.

Love love love this place! I cannot say enough great things! So many carefully curated pieces…read more Unique and creative! Not only are the furniture and decor items amazing but the owner is amazing as well! I can't wait to fill my home with his awesome things!

Have to be in OKC on biz every few months so I knew this placed had framed my wonderful Audubon…read moreprints better than any place in Houston. But wait - i walked around this place last trip and now they have cool home accent items like you see on the HGTV show Fixer Upper too. Gee, my heads gonna be full of decorating ideas now. Thanks to this cool shop, I've now got more duck decoys but this on is mounted atop a giant box. Then I bought a giant (painted to look old) blue star - ok, I see it as a Texas star - sorry Oklahoma. Love this place & I'll be back to see their original and repurposed antique - modern and mid-century treasures for my town and country homes. In an age of chains and franchises, it's nice to find a family run business that has great customer service, Artistic products, and creative people. Thank you.

This is a controversial and risqué piece located near the Oklahoma City Memorial. It is commonly…read morereferred to by a NSFW name. There is metered street parking available right by the piece. The piece is located at the weird intersection of Broadway and Dean A. McGee. It was installed in September 2018 and is in excellent condition. The circular piece is made of stainless steel and has the letters OKC, in various sizes and orientations, all around it. In addition to being an art piece, the ring hides a power transformer for the streetcar system. It is the focal point of a small little plaza that is well landscaped and has benches. It is also meant for those scootering or walking around town to take a break. What makes this are installation is controversial is the words or phrases that people can form with the OKC letters. Some see three Ks, while others see a four-letter word that begins with a "C" and ends with a "K". I find this piece interesting. It is difficult to determine who designed the piece. I have tried but have not been able to find out who it was. The piece looks amazing at night. The letters are formed with plexiglass that is illuminated with color changing LEDs at night. The plaza area also has some lights along the walking path. There is no surprise that this piece is a top attraction in OKC and gets a lot of traffic. Even without the controversy, it is a nice piece. In my opinion the controversy just adds to its mystique. It is definitely worth a visit, especially for those with a weird sense of humor like me. Anyway, as with most public art that I review this is not particularly a destination piece, nor is a very long stop. I got my chuckles and was there less than 5 minutes. So, you may want to consider planning out additional stops at some of the other attractions in the area, or making this stop part of a larger itinerary to maximize your time and trip. As I mentioned, The Oklahoma City Memorial is right around the corner from the piece.

Beautiful bridge that sets the tone over the highway for a growing and forward thinking city. The…read morebridge opened in 2012 and it connects Upper and Lower Scissortail Park. Total cost for the pedestrian bridge was $5.8 million, which does not seem too high for the complexity and the amount of steel used. At night, it is lit up for many to enjoy and it. The bridge was inspired by Oklahoma's state bird, the scissor-tailed flycatcher.

beautiful bridge with nice walking path on both sides. lit blue at nighttime. nice photo op.read more

Take the time to check out the Plaza Walls! They are unique to the Plaza District. Different…read moreartists are highlighted.

The plaza district is covered with murals and paintings along with street art and all different…read moretypes of art work to get your attn. The colors really pop when the sun is out. Each one tells a story or is associated with the business it's located by. Always a good time and good eats or just enjoying the art.

We visited the Oklahoma City Museum of Art in downtown Oklahoma City to see the amazing Chihuly…read moreCollection and catch the Paul Reed exhibit before it left. It had been a while since our last visit, and I won't wait so long next time. The museum has remodeled since we were last there and everything feels fresh and updated. The Chihuly exhibit is even better than before, the layout really shows off the glass beautifully. We also enjoyed the Paul Reed exhibit and stopped by the gift shop on the way out, which had lots of great gift ideas. The little patisserie inside was busy and looked like it had a nice selection of coffee, tea, and cocktails. And a great tip: they offer free entry on the second Sunday of every month, which makes it an even better time to visit.

Five stars, just for a magnificent Chihuly exhibit!…read more The Chihuly Exhibit comprises the entirety of the first floor of the museum and it is captivating. Others have shared enough photos that I need not add any additional pictures, but Chihuly makes it easy to understand glassworks as artworks. Simply magical. The second floor of the museum includes a small but engaging selection of European and American art. There are not a lot of immediately recognizable names but what there is, is high quality. It is also interesting to see how a younger museum builds its collection, when the great masters were gobbled up by older institutions. I was happy to see Copley and O'Keefe, among others. The third floor housed a special exhibit of a more contemporary artist. Modern Art is not so much my thing, but the artist did spawn a lot of debate between my son and me over the nature of art, so it had its effect.

So much fun, can wait to go back with friends and family I felt to amazing during this experienceread more

If people here were miserable it'd be Frowntown OKC. And if they were scary and in the circus it'd…read morebe Clowntown OKC. If they were an NFL QB, they'd be Josh McCowntown OKC. OK enough. Downtown Oklahoma City is quiet and sleepy and not particularly thrilling. You wouldn't really realize you were in a downtown except for the tall buildings. It's nothing like the bustling downtown of Dallas. But it's a pretty and it's a nice area to hang out in, especially for the hot dogs at Chili Dog Express.