Films at the Museum: Style Wars
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$10 Member
FREE Member Youth (17 & Under)
$15 Adult
$10 Youth (17 & Under)
*Capacity is limited. Advance tickets recommended.
**All tickets include general admission to museum & gardens.
***This indoor screening will take place in the Patti Johnson Wilson Auditorium. See front desk for directions.
Film Starts: 7:00pm
Runtime: 1h 10m
Join us for a special screening of the groundbreaking 1983 documentary Style Wars, followed by an insightful post-film Q&A featuring Tulsa-based artists and creators VNICE, and representatives from No Parking Studios.
Considered the definitive cinematic portrait of early hip-hop culture, Style Wars captures 1980s New York City as young artists transform the urban landscape into a canvas of vibrant creativity and expression. Directors Tony Silver and Henry Chalfant document the unvarnished rivalry, artistry, and passion of young graffiti writers, breakers, and MCs asserting their identity amidst a rapidly changing city. Decades after its release, the film remains an essential, vital record of public art, youth culture, and the roots of a global movement.
FREE Member Youth (17 & Under)
$15 Adult
$10 Youth (17 & Under)
*Capacity is limited. Advance tickets recommended.
**All tickets include general admission to museum & gardens.
***This indoor screening will take place in the Patti Johnson Wilson Auditorium. See front desk for directions.
Film Starts: 7:00pm
Runtime: 1h 10m
Join us for a special screening of the groundbreaking 1983 documentary Style Wars, followed by an insightful post-film Q&A featuring Tulsa-based artists and creators VNICE, and representatives from No Parking Studios.
Considered the definitive cinematic portrait of early hip-hop culture, Style Wars captures 1980s New York City as young artists transform the urban landscape into a canvas of vibrant creativity and expression. Directors Tony Silver and Henry Chalfant document the unvarnished rivalry, artistry, and passion of young graffiti writers, breakers, and MCs asserting their identity amidst a rapidly changing city. Decades after its release, the film remains an essential, vital record of public art, youth culture, and the roots of a global movement.
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2727 S Rockford Rd, Tulsa, OK, United States, Oklahoma 74114
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Host or PublisherPhilbrook Museum of Art
