FINE ART GALLERIES

Our building features four unique gallery spaces that showcase various artists and styles. The galleries are open to the public during office hours and special events.

Join us for a Gallery Opening on the 1st Thursday of each month.

Our main gallery features prominent Oklahoma artist. Each month a new gallery exhibit is on display with an artist meet and greet on the first Thursday of each month.

PRESENTED BY BANCFIRST

This gallery is located in the FAI lobby and rotates quarterly. Artists featured in this space provide artwork that is sized 12”x12” or smaller, priced under $250.

A gallery space within FAI for emerging artists and curators learn to install, curate, and promote exhibits. This space rotates quarterly.

This outdoor public art sculpture provides a space for small pieces of inspiring art. It is a public "leave-a-piece, take-a-piece" space. This miniature art gallery sparks imagination.

PRESENTED BY MA+ ARCHITECTURE

FEBRUARY EXHIBIT FEATURING BRAD MCNEILL

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Edmond Fine Arts invites you to its February Gallery Opening on Thursday, February 6th, from 5:00-7:30 p.m., featuring the artwork of local artist Brad McNeill.

The gallery will feature the bold colors and abstract artwork that Brad McNeill is known for. Brad's gallery show is a favorite of attendees and will be a great time. All are invited to attend the Gallery Opening event. Brad McNeill's artwork has been praised for its vibrant colors and unique perspectives. His work has been collected by art lovers and enthusiasts throughout Oklahoma and beyond.

Brad is an abstract/impressionist painter who has loved art since a very young age. As an only child, he spent much time alone, finding things to occupy his time. He first started drawing and then moved to some watercolors, mainly of golf courses or football players. Brad studied art throughout high school and into college. Through these experiences, he found oil and acrylic mediums and started experimenting with the abstract. The unknown outcomes of impressionist art spoke to him and liberated him enough to follow this path to its conclusion.