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Create Your Artful Summer at the VBMA!SUMMER ART CAMP 2012The Vero Beach Museum of Art Summer Art Camp is designed to offer a creative,child-centered environment for young artists to explore new ideas, develop skills, and buildself-esteem through making and learning about art. Our expert instructors are experiencedin getting the best work from their students in a fun, welcoming setting.Summer Art Camp features a variety of exciting art classes for ages 4 – 16. Classes areoffered in the morning and afternoon, and may be combined to create a personalizedfull-day program. For your convenience, we also provide morning and lunch care for anadditional fee.Students who have the best experiences at Summer Art Camp are those who:• Love making things• Enjoy looking at things• Ask questions• Experiment• Want to explore and discover their talents• Learn by doing• Like to have fun and respect othersWe also encourage your young artists to become Youth Members of the VBMA for just $5annually. This membership will provide them with many benefits including free FunShops,invitations to children’s activities, membership sticker, birthday program, and much more!Just check off the Youth Membership box on the registration form to enroll and include themembership fee with your tuition. Or call (772) 231-0707 extension 123.Imaginations are welcome, and pick up a new skill or two. Create your own artful summerwith us!Sincerely,J. Marshall AdamsDirector of EducationFollow the Museum Art School on Facebook!Become a fan of the Museum Art School page on Facebook. Keep informed of thehappenings within the Museum Art School, upcoming registration dates, class information,Community Gallery exhibitions, and more!

4-5 year oldsA WORLD OF ARTAnn KeyserChildren will discover and replicate art creations from aroundthe globe. Creations include a carnival mask, mosaicsand “stained glass.”CLASS #SC26 $80 (Museum members $70)9–11 year oldsCOLOR EXPLOSIONSherry HaalandExperience different painting mediums and delve into colortheory with temperas, acrylics, watercolor and pastels. Usingfun and stimulating techniques, students will add their selfexpressionto create exciting works of art.CLASS #SC27 $80 (Museum members $70)6-8 year oldsCREATIVITY YOU CAN’T RESIST –FASCINATIONS WITH WAXClaire-Anne ArchawskiWith your vivid imagination, learn to draw and paint in mixedmedia with brilliant effect. Campers will explore the techniquesof wax resist and use Bristol paper, pencils with erasers, crayons,watercolor and brushes to create their masterpieces.CLASS #SC28 $80 (Museum members $70)9–11 years oldOCEAN ADVENTURESKris MinnerStudy of ocean life on the coral reef with 2D and 3D projects.Students will use various sculptural, watercolor and collagetechniques to illustrate the coral reef biodiversity.CLASS #SC31 $80 (Museum members $70)9-11 year oldsCREATIVITY YOU CAN’T RESIST –FASCINATIONS WITH WAXClaire-Anne ArchawskiWith your vivid imagination, learn to draw and paint in mixedmedia with brilliant effect. Campers will explore the techniquesof wax resist and use Bristol paper, pencils with erasers,crayons, watercolor and brushes to create their masterpieces.CLASS #SC32 $80 (Museum members $70)fourSESSION 4 July 2 – 6 (No camp July 4)9-11 year oldsFUN WITH GLASSPresented by Mary Adamski-PartowLearn glass fusing the safe way! This camp is designed to introduceglass art to even the youngest of artists by using smoothedgedshapes of glass to create original designs. Students willlearn how to assemble a variety of objects based on the artworkof Chihuly, Tiffany, and other glass pioneers. Older studentswill receive instruction in the science behind glass art. Projectswill consist of functional art pieces as well as decorative pieces.If a child can glue pieces of paper together, they can experiencethe wonder of glassmaking!CLASS #SC29 $80 (Museum members $70)12–16 year oldsWEAR ME OUT: FUN WITH FABRICLori BarbatoCreate one of a kind wearable art by using techniques suchas tie dye, batik, silk painting and wax resist. Bring in a weatheredt-shirt or other item and it will gain a new colorful life.Materials included in fee.CLASS #SC30 $90 (Museum members $80)12-16 year oldsWATERCOLOR – CONTROL THE FLOWKim Weissenborn-LopezStudents will do things they never thought were possiblesuch as mix the colors they see, paint a still-life, create alandscape, or try a portrait. The instructor will give step-by-stepdemonstrations and instructions.CLASS #SC33 $80 (Museum members $70)MORNING 9:30 am – 12:30 pm AFTERNOON 1:30 – 4:30 pmregister today: (772) 231-0707 x116

MORNING 9:30 am – 12:30 pmfiveSESSION 5 July 9 – 134–5 year oldseARTh FRIENDLY: RECYCLED ARTMegan KennedyStudents will enjoy making art pieces while learning aboutseveral art techniques including lines, and primary colors.Students will learn how to reuse materials and make them intoa piece of art. This session is exciting, interesting, educationaland most of all, lots of fun.CLASS #SC34 $90 (Museum members $80)6–8 year oldsINTRODUCTION TO PASTELSMarie MorrowChildren will learn what type of paper and pastels (oil or chalk)should be used to create a vibrant work of art, and how pastelscan be mixed with other art mediums to create a variety ofdifferent effects, from soft or dense to transparent and aqueous.No drawing skills needed. Please bring a few clear images ofsomething you would like to create.CLASS #SC35 $90 (Museum members $80)6–8 year oldsDIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHYLis BechLearn to use your digital camera for creative purposes. Studentswill create shots from different perspectives, in and around theMuseum grounds, then use their photos to create one-of-a-kindbooks or journals.CLASS #SC36 $90 (Museum members $80)9–11 year oldsFOUNDATIONS: PENCIL DRAWINGClaire-Anne ArchawskiLearn the fundamentals of drawing either a still life or a portraitthrough an old European technique of using a grid system.Artists from Leonardo to Chuck Close use the grid to makesmall things big and break big things down for mastery – a keyconcept in visual understanding.CLASS #SC37 $90 (Museum members $80)12-16 year oldsOP ARTLori BarbatoCreate mind-boggling art concerning the interaction betweenillusion and picture plane, between understanding and seeing.Explore some famous Op(tical) Art works through out history,and then create your own wild, eye-popping drawings. Learntechniques and tricks to create movement using linear, circularand abstract elements while you explore the use of variousmedia to create awesome art that will give the impression ofmovement, flashing, vibration, swelling and warping.CLASS #SC38 $90 (Museum members $80)AFTERNOON 1:30 – 4:30 pm6–8 year oldsBUSY BEADSClaire-Anne ArchawskiBecome a jewelry designer in beaded works. Campers willlearn basic beading with patterns to create clasped and closedbracelets, earrings, necklaces and much more.CLASS #SC39 $90 (Museum members $80)6–8 year oldsIT’S CRAFTYSherry HaalandWe’ll have lots of fun exploring traditional mediums combinedwith alternative materials used in conventional and nontraditionalways. Using crayons, tape, pastels, glue and waxpaper we will be experimenting with line, pattern and graphicareas of color to create an individual work of art. Found and‘green’ supplies will be used in a 3D recycled art project as well.CLASS #SC40 $90 (Museum members $80)9–11 year oldsINTRODUCTION TO WATERCOLORMarie MorrowStudents will learn the basics of watercolor, such as wet-intowet,washes and more. No fear of drawing. We are going totransfer the design onto paper using the grid method. Bring insome clear images of something you would like to create.CLASS #SC41 $90 (Museum members $80)9–11 year oldsDRAWING ON THE RIGHT SIDEOF THE BRAINKim Weissenborn-LopezLearning to draw is an adventure when inspired by the bookDrawing on the Right Side of the Brain. In this course,children will explore new ways of enhancing their powers ofobservation and putting it on paper.CLASS #SC42 $90 (Museum members $80)12–16 year oldsGLASS FUSINGMary Adamski-PartowLearn glass fusing the safe way! This camp is designed to introduceglass art to even the youngest of artists by using smoothedgedshapes of glass to create original designs. Students willlearn how to assemble a variety of objects based on the artworkof Chihuly, Tiffany, and other glass pioneers. Older students willreceive instruction in the science behind glass art. Projects willconsist of functional art pieces as well as decorative pieces. If achild can glue pieces of paper together, they can experience thewonder of glassmaking!CLASS #SC43 $90 (Museum members $80)register today: www.verobeachmuseum.org

sixSESSION 6 July 16 – 204–5 year oldsCOLORFUL DESIGN WITH COLLAGEClaire-Anne ArchawskiInspired by master artists like Matisse, young artists will beintroduced to principles of basic composition and use differenttypes of papers to create a themed project through collage.CLASS #SC44 $90 (Museum members $80)6–8 year oldsMASTERS OLD AND NEW!Terry ParkerCome and experience the styles and techniques of the greatmaster artists from the Renaissance to the present day. ExperienceInventive Art (Da Vinci style), Resist in Motion (Degasstyle), and Color Collage (Matisse style), to name a few.CLASS #SC45 $90 (Museum members $80)9–11 year oldsWATERCOLOR, WATERCOLOR,EVERYWHERESherry HaalandStudents will explore watercolor techniques, learning thelooseness, fluidity and spontaneity of the medium. Learn to applythese techniques to paintings, combining learned applicationsand imaginative free painting. Techniques include; colorsaturation, wet vs. dry, washes, dry brush, stamping, sgrafitto,resist, spatter and salt exercises.CLASS #SC46 $90 (Museum members $80)6-8 year oldsSEEING MORE WITH COLORED PENCILSClaire-Anne ArchawskiMake a powerful work using the simple tools of colored pencilson paper. Children will learn lessons to build confidence andidentify the many different shapes and colors it takes to createan illustration. Children should bring in several clear imagesof their choice to draw.CLASS #SC47 $90 (Museum members $80)9-11 year oldsART RULZ!Terry ParkerThe Elements of Art are the basic rules and tools artists learnto master in making all of their works. Color, line, texture,value, space, form and shape offer an unlimited variety withwhich to experiment. Let’s spend the week exploring themthrough fun activities – and when we learn the rules, maybewe can break them!CLASS #SC48 $90 (Museum members $80)MORNING 9:30 am – 12:30 pm AFTERNOON 1:30 – 4:30 pmregister today: (772) 231-0707 x116

MORNING 9:30 am – 12:30 pmsevenSESSION 7 July 23 – 274–5 year oldsABC-ZOOM! [Part 1 of 3]Valerie Savoie GuerraSchool readiness writing skills are our main focus in this funand engaging week. Using a multisensory approach includingvisual, tactile, hearing and kinesthetic, we learn 4 of the 14primary strokes necessary to write letters and numbers (as anexample, we use the sound “zoom” for the horizontal stroke).We then try to write a few numbers and letters: 1, 4, 6, 7, l,i, t, h, m, n, r and b. We also work on other prewriting skillsusing chalk, modeling dough, paint, flexible wax sticks, beads,scissors, etc. We learn while we have fun!CLASS #SC49 $90 (Museum members $80)6-8 year oldsUNDERWATER ADVENTUREMegan KennedyThis class is an engaging summer opportunity offering a widevariety of unique projects. Students will enjoy making artpieces while learning about several art techniques includinglines, and primary colors. This is truly a fun and dynamicsummer experience that will spark creativity, engagement, andexploration.CLASS #SC50 $90 (Museum members $80)6–8 year oldsFUNKY PORTRAIT WORKSHOPMarie MorrowFor an engaging twist, students will draw a portrait of theperson of their choice upside down using color pencils. Thisworkshop is a lesson to build confidence and identify the manydifferent shapes it takes to create a portrait. (Students shouldbring in several clear images of any person of their choice, toselect the best to draw.)CLASS #SC51 $90 (Museum members $80)9-11 year oldsCARTOONINGLis BechEnjoy creating stories? Students will explore sequential art(cartooning) by creating their own characters. Then usingtraditional storytelling elements, young artists will create theirpersonal visual stories.CLASS #SC52 $90 (Museum members $80)12–16 year oldsBUSY BEADSClaire-Anne ArchawskiBecome a jewelry designer in beaded works. Campers willlearn basic beading with patterns to created clasped and closedbracelets, earrings, necklaces and much more.CLASS #SC53 $90 (Museum members $80)AFTERNOON 1:30 – 4:30 pm9–11 year oldsHAPPY ACCIDENTSMarie MorrowWith a little help from a spilled cup of tea, students willlearn how to start and guide their own abstract painting.As part of the journey, the color wheel will be explored, aswell as composition and how to move with ease through thedevelopment of the painting to an exciting result.CLASS #SC54 $90 (Museum members $80)9-11 year oldsPASTEL PRIMERSherry HaalandChildren will explore pastels as a painting medium as well as amore commonly known drawing tool. They will experience allsorts of pastel; oil, soft and pencil. The children will use colortheory, pastel techniques; cross hatch, scumbling and layeringto create their own original paintings.CLASS #SC55 $90 (Museum members $80)12–16 year oldsCREATIVE STICHERY BY HANDClaire-Anne ArchawskiStudents will learn to use different materials, needles, thread,and scissors to create a custom made basic project including,headbands, bags, purses, pillow cases, and small blankets.CLASS #SC56 $90 (Museum members $80)register today: www.verobeachmuseum.org

4-5 year oldsABC-ZOOM! [Part 2 of 3]Valerie Savoie GuerraSchool readiness writing skills are our focus in this secondweek. We learn 5 primary strokes necessary to write letters andnumbers, reinvesting the learning of last week (Part 1). Wethen try to write a few numbers and letters: 2, 3, 5, 8, 9, p, k, o,f, u, y and c. Like the week before, we pursue our work on otherfundamental prewriting skills using chalk, modeling dough,paint, flexible wax sticks, beads, scissors, etc. Repetition andengagement is the key in learning!CLASS #SC57 $90 (Museum members $80)6–8 year oldsCREATIVE MUSICAL INSTRUMENTSAnnie PadnukIn this session we will discover the joy of making anddecorating a wide variety of musical instruments from aroundthe world, and then we’ll jam!CLASS #SC58 $90 (Museum members $80)6-8 year oldsWATERCOLOR 1-2-3Kim Weissenborn-LopezGet surprising results by learning to manipulate paint in spontaneousand controlled methods. Students will do things theynever thought were possible such as paint a flower, or a lemon,or try a landscape, or more – all with step-by-step demonstrationsand instructions.CLASS #SC61 $90 (Museum members $80)9-11 year oldsFOUNDATIONS: PENCIL DRAWINGClaire-Anne ArchawskiLearn the fundamentals of drawing either a still life or aportrait through an old European technique of using a gridsystem. Artists from Leonardo to Chuck Close use the grid tomake small things big and break big things down for mastery– a key concept in visual understanding.CLASS #SC62 $90 (Museum members $80)eightSESSION 8 July 30 – August 36–8 year oldsCOLOR THEORY – A WIDE RANGE OFPALETTESClaire-Anne ArchawskiLearn to create a wide range of colors with primary colors andbasic white and black using acrylic paint. Children will learnto mix and refine their color sensibilities while training the eyefor tone, value and color.CLASS #SC59 $90 (Museum members $80)9–11 year oldsINTRODUCTION TO PAINTINGLis BechThis is an exploratory class in painting techniques, taughtstep-by-step to help students create a unique work of art.Children will learn about the color wheel, mix colors, and useshading to broaden their work.CLASS #SC60 $90 (Museum members $80)“My daughter absolutely LOVES the summer classes she has taken at the artmuseum and she has been back for 3 summers … I believe there is huge benefitfor my daughter to be exposed to art all year long …”12-16 year oldsFUN WITH MUDPeggy ThomasHave Fun with Mud!Discover your creativity in clay with handbuilt projects and“throwing” on the wheel. Pinch, sculpt, carve, coil, slab andthrow objects you can keep forever as you learn what youcan do with clay! Graduated lessons for beginners and moreadvanced students. Clay classes are two-week sessions.CLASS #SC63 $180 (Museum members $160)MORNING 9:30 am – 12:30 pm AFTERNOON 1:30 – 4:30 pmregister today: (772) 231-0707 x116

MORNING 9:30 am – 12:30 pmnineSESSION 9 August 6 – 104–5 year oldsABC-ZOOM! [Part 3 of 3]Valerie Savoie GuerraSchool readiness writing skills are our focus in this last week ofABC-Zoom! We learn the last 5 strokes necessary to write lettersand numbers, building on the learning of the two previousweeks (Parts 1 and 2). We then try to write a few letters: a,d, q, s, g, j, x, e, z, x, v, w. We also use our strokes to formshapes. We still work on other prewriting skills using chalk,modeling dough, paint, flexible wax sticks, beads, scissors, etc.Kindergarten, here we come!CLASS #SC64 $90 (Museum members $80)6-8 year oldsINTRODUCTION TO WATERCOLORMarie MorrowStudents will learn the basics of watercolor, such as wet-intowet,washes and more. No fear of drawing. We are going totransfer the design onto paper using the grid method. Bring insome clear images of something you would like to create.CLASS #SC65 $90 (Museum members $80)9-11 year oldsDRAWING ON THE RIGHT SIDE OF THEBRAINKim Weissenborn-LopezLearning to draw is an adventure when inspired by the bookDrawing on the Right Side of the Brain. In this course,children will explore new ways of enhancing their powers ofobservation and putting it on paper.CLASS #SC66 $90 (Museum members $80)9-11 year oldsCREATIVITY YOU CAN’T RESIST –FASCINATIONS WITH WAXClaire-Anne ArchawskiWith your vivid imagination, learn to draw and paint in mixedmedia with brilliant effect. Campers will explore the techniquesof wax resist and use Bristol paper, pencils with erasers, crayons,watercolor and brushes to create their masterpieces.CLASS #SC67 $90 (Museum members $80)“We feel very fortunate to participate in high-quality, fun, creative programs at VBMA.Repeatedly, we are delighted by the projects, instructors, and inspiration offered to ourchildren through your programs.”AFTERNOON 1:30 – 4:30 pm6–8 year oldsDIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY—TAKINGSPECTACULAR PICTURESMary Adamski-PartowKids today have unprecedented access to photography....but dothey know how to take a good picture? This course is designedto teach the basics of photography, starting with the elementsand principles of art—color, value, line, shape, emphasis,movement, rhythm, proportion, etc. Students will learnabout composition and design by studying great masters ofphotography, then applying their techniques to their own photomaking.CLASS #SC68 $90 (Museum members $80)9-11 year oldsTHE LOST ART OF WEAVING ON AHANDMADE LOOMClaire-Anne ArchawskiGiven a pre-made loom constructed of stretchers and nailsyoung artists will learn to weave a design in plain weavewith multi-colored threads. The class objective is to focus oncompletion, color sensibilities, fine motor skills, and persistencein patience.CLASS #SC69 $90 (Museum members $80)12–16 year oldsBEYOND THE DOODLEMarie MorrowStudents will get a jumpstart on their artwork by using animage from a magazine and move from the image withstructure and repetitive line drawing to create and very intricatedesign doodle with fine tip markers.CLASS #SC70 $90 (Museum members $80)register today: www.verobeachmuseum.org

Mary Adamski-Partow received her B.S. in art educationfrom Kennesaw State University. She is currentlyteaching art at Rosewood Magnet School and hasalso created “Art After School” through the Marty FishFoundation.Claire-Ann Archawski received her B.F.A. in general finearts with Post-baccalaureate from Moore College of Artand Design. She is currently the founder and owner ofArtFestivities, a multi-language program with uniqueone-on-one or small group intensive learning in thecreative arts.Lori Barbato has taught art for 14 years, and is currentlythe art teacher at Storm Grove Middle School.Lori holds a B.A. in graphic design from DaemenCollege in Amherst, New York. She worked in the fieldof graphic design before becoming a teacher. Lori alsoteaches with the M.A.Y.A. program (Museum Art YouthAmbassadors) at the Vero Beach Museum of Art duringthe school year.Lis Bech earned her B.S. from Palm Beach AtlanticUniversity, and an M.S. in digital media and technologyfrom Full Sail University. She is the art teacher atSebastian River Middle School. Lis is a professionalartist, working in watercolor, acrylic, graphite andprintmaking.Megan Kennedy received her B.A. and M.A. inelementary education from the University of NorthFlorida. She is currently teaching at Citrus ElementarySchool.Ann Keyser received her B.A. in elementary educationfrom Florida Atlantic University at Boca Raton. She iscurrently teaching at Pinewood Elementary School inStuart, Florida.Marie Morrow is a graduate form the Newark Schoolof Fine and Industrial Art, and is a professional studioand exhibiting artist. She was a four-time honorablemention award winner at the A.E. Backus GalleryAnnual Juried Show, and has taught painting to adultsand children at the Museum Art School and her homegallery.Annie Padnuk received her B.A. from Harvard andRadcliffe Colleges. She was certified to teach at UrbanCollege of Boston, where studies included physical,social, emotional, language and cognitive development.Terry Parker has been teaching art at Citrus Elementary.She received her B.A. in elementary educationfrom Florida Atlantic University and has a M.Ed. incurriculum and instruction from the University ofPhoenix.FACULTY BIOGRAPHIESTheresa Fevola graduated from Brooklyn College witha B.A. in archaeology and history. She holds a Mastersin Secondary Education from Doweling College. Sheworks as a world history teacher at Gifford MiddleSchool. Theresa also teaches with the M.A.Y.A. program(Museum Art Youth Ambassadors) at the Vero BeachMuseum of Art during the school year.Valerie Savoie Guerra received her master’s degreein Education and is completing her doctorate degreeat the University of Quebec at Rimouski. She hasspecializations in early education, exceptionaleducation and has worked as a teacher in mainstream,inclusive settings in the lower elementary classroom.Sherry Haaland received her B.S. in art education fromthe State University of New York at New Paltz. Shehas extensive training in both oils and pastels, havingstudied art and art history for many years. Sherry is aprofessional studio artist.Regina Stark is a multi-media artist. She has worked inprintmaking, watercolor, acrylics, collage, illustrationand all forms of decorative painting, and has wonmany awards for her work. Regina has taught classesand workshops around the country, and is a member ofseveral art leagues.Peggy Thomas received her B.A. in art history andfine arts from the University of Connecticut and herteaching certificate from Florida Atlantic University. Sheis currently working at Vero Beach High School as anart teacher and is a studio artist.Kim Weissenborn-Lopez is a graduate of Parsons Schoolof Design. Kim has taught art for more than 25 yearsand among others, currently teaches the Museums ArtSchool’s successful weekly homeschool art class.register today: (772) 231-0707 x116

2012 Summer Art Camp Important InformationNew Registration InformationRegistration opens April 16, 2012Download Registration Forms ONLINEat verobeachmuseum.orgRegister by phone,(772) 231-0707 ext. 116Register by fax, (772) 231-0938Vero Beach Museum of Art SummerArt Camp is for ages 4 to 16, and runsfrom June 11 – August 10, 2012.Daily ScheduleMorning Sessions: 9:30 am – 12:30 pmAfternoon Sessions: 1:30 – 4:30 pmOptional AM Care: 8:30 – 9:30 amOptional Lunch Care 12:30 – 1:30 pmWhat to WearYour child will be in a studio-based art-making camp experience, using materials in a safe andcreative manner. Please remember to “dress for mess.”SnacksYoung artists at camp also take snack breaks, so be sure to pack a healthy snack as well. Therewill be no vending machine available.IMPORTANT INFORMATIONOptional Morning Care/Supervised LunchFor those who may need to drop off their child(ren) earlier than 9:30 am, the Museum offersMorning Care from 8:30 – 9:30 am. The fee for this is $25 per week (Museum members$20 per week).For those who select a full day of camp, or would need the extra hour, Supervised Lunch care isalso available from 12:30 – 1:30 pm. The fee for this is $25 per week (Museum members $20 perweek). Lunch is not provided, so be sure to pack one.AbsencesWe reserve space for each child exclusively during the registered week(s). Tuition payments arefinal. Make-up classes are not offered.Cancellation PolicyThe Vero Beach Museum of Art reserves the right to cancel any session if enrollment isinsufficient. In this case, any tuition paid will be refunded in full. If your child will not beattending any registered session, please let us know as soon as possible so that we can offer thespace to another child.Refund PolicyRequests for refunds are made, in writing, two weeks prior to start of registered session. You will beissued a refund of tuition, minus $25 processing fee. No refunds will be issued after that time.ScholarshipsThe Museum has limited funding available for student scholarships. Please call formore information.

Registration FormRegistration opens April 16, 2012. A separate form is needed for each child. Forms may be downloaded fromwww.verobeachmuseum.org.Phone: (772) 231-0707 ext. 116 • Fax: (772) 231-0938Mail: Vero Beach Museum of Art, 3001 Riverside Park Drive, Vero Beach, FL 32963 attn: CampParent/Guardian Name: _____________________________________________________Child Name: __________________________________ Date of Birth: _________________Address: ________________________________________________________________City/State: ___________________________________________________Zip:__________Email: _________________________________________________________________Home phone: ________________________ Cell phone: ____________________________Emergency Contact Name/Relationship: ____________________________________________Emergency Contact Phone #: ___________________________________________________$25 (Members $20) $25 (Members $20)Select Price Optional AM Care Optional Lunch Care TotalsClass # __________ $ ________ [ ] [ ] $ _________Class # __________ $ ________ [ ] [ ] $ _________Class # __________ $ ________ [ ] [ ] $ _________Class # __________ $ ________ [ ] [ ] $ _________Class # __________ $ ________ [ ] [ ] $ _________Class # __________ $ ________ [ ] [ ] $ _________[ ] add Youth Membership (additional $5) Total enclosed: $ ____________Please note: Household membership required to receive membership discount.To receive discount, please enter Household membership # ___________________Payment method: [ ] Check [ ] Cash [ ] Visa [ ] MasterCard [ ] American Express# _____________________________________________ exp. date _________________Signature _______________________________________ Date ____________________Are there any allergies/medical conditions the Museum needs to be aware of?[ ] Yes (if yes, please describe below) [ ] No______________________________________________________________________REGISTRATIONSpecial Needs So that we may best serve you, please describe any special needs of which we should beaware (i.e. hearing, visual, physical, or learning disabilities).______________________________________________________________________The Vero Beach Museum of Art takes photos for archival and promotional purposes. Does the Museum have permissionto take pictures of your child participating in camp activities and possibly using in marketing materials?[ ] Yes [ ] NoDo you grant permission for your child to leave the Museum for walking field studies with the instructor?[ ] Yes [ ] NoPlease list the individuals authorized to pick-up or drop-off your child/children each morning/afternoon:1. ____________________________________ Relationship: ______________________2. ____________________________________ Relationship: ______________________3. ____________________________________ Relationship: ______________________

“In a town with a reputation forcatering to an older demographic,we certainly appreciate thefamily-friendly experience youreducation department provides.Thank you for your willingness tocontinually expand your programsand improve your services. Yourpresence in the community isgreatly appreciated.”3001 Riverside Park Drive • Vero Beach, FL 32963(772) 231-0707 • www.verobeachmuseum.orgDISTRIBUTION DOES NOT IMPLY ENDORSEMENTOR RECOMMENDATION BY THE SCHOOLDISTRICT OF INDIAN RIVER COUNTYThe programs of the Vero BeachMuseum of Art are sponsored in part bythe State of Florida, Department of State,Division of Cultural Affairs, and FloridaCouncil on Arts and Culture.