$40 for One-Year Family Membership at Philbrook Museum of Art ($80 Value)
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One-year membership includes free admission to the historic home, art museum, 23-acre gardens, as well as discounted workshops and camps
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$40 for One-Year Family Membership ($80 Value)
- Unlimited free admission for up to two named adult members
- 15% - 20% discounts on classes, camps, and workshops
- Complementary invitations for two to special exhibition previews
- 10% discount at the Museum Shop and La Villa restaurant Free subscription to Philbrook, the Magazine for Members
The museum's current exhibitions include Rural America, a collection of prints from the 1930s through the 1950s (through Sunday, April 21), The Hollywood Portraits of George Hurell, whose Tinseltown subjects included Marlene Dietrich (through Sunday, June 30), and Aphrodite and the Gods of Love (through Sunday, May 26), a exhibition of more than 120 artifacts that describe and celebrate the story of the goddess Aphrodite. Membership includes admission to the forthcoming satellite facility, Philbrook Downtown, opening June 14th, 2013.
Family Membership covers children ages 17 and under.
Need To Know Info
About Philbrook Museum of Art
Since its founding 75 years ago in a graceful 1920s mansion, Philbrook Museum of Art has grown to become one of the preeminent art museums of the central United States. The cornerstone of its permanent collection is its wide-ranging survey of Native American art, from traditional basketry to 20th-century paintings. Other highlights include Renaissance and Baroque paintings from the Kress Foundation and an American art collection including 15 paintings by Andrew Wyeth.
Outside, the museum's 23 acres of grounds includes a lush garden whose trails run alongside native Oklahoma plants and plants that relocated to Oklahoma after college. An architectural addition features an auditorium, restaurant, library, and education studios, many of which host the Philbrook's interactive, enlightening programs and events. In the summer, these include daytime art camps for six- to 12-year-olds and a nighttime film series that screens features in the garden. The Philbrook's growing modern and contemporary art collections can be found at a satellite campus in downtown Tulsa, which also contains the Eugene B. Adkins Collection and Study Center of Native American Art.