During a recent government meeting, the Oklahoma City Council approved several agenda items, including a notable partnership between the city’s convention center and the Museum of Modern Art. The collaboration aims to showcase multiple works of art over a five-year period, enhancing the cultural landscape of the city and potentially boosting tourism.

Randy Marks from the planning department presented details about the agreement, highlighting the inclusion of renowned artist Dale Chihuly's works in future exhibitions. While the specific pieces to be displayed initially remain undisclosed, Marks expressed excitement about the upcoming announcements regarding the art selections.

Council members praised the partnership, emphasizing its benefits for both the museum and the convention center. The initiative is expected to attract visitors and provide a platform for artistic expression, further enriching Oklahoma City's cultural offerings.

The council also conducted routine business, including the approval of claims and payroll for the Oklahoma City Public Property Authority, before moving on to the consent docket, which passed without any items being pulled for separate discussion.