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REGISTRATION FORM

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Please make checks payable to the Frank Lloyd Wright

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How did you hear about our EOP summer camps?

REGISTER FOR CAMPS

You can register for all classes online through the

Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation website.

Visit www.franklloydwright.org/about/K-12Education.html

Registration closes 3 days before each session begins.

OR

Complete the form at left, detach, and mail with a check to:

Shawn Rorke-Davis, Education Outreach Program Director

Taliesin West

PO Box 4430Scottsdale, AZ 85261-4430

All classes take place on the campus of Taliesin West located

at the corner of Cactus Road and Frank Lloyd Wright Blvd. in

northeast Scottsdale, Arizona.

CONTACT

Learn more about the Education Outreach Program online

www.franklloydwright.org/about/K-12Education.html

or contact Program Director Shawn Rorke-Davis:

E-mail: srdavis@fllw.org |Phone: 480-627-5355

Learn more aboutWright Design, the EOPs distancelearning program online at www.wright-design.org

Follow the work of the Education Outreach Program

through social media:

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Watch how we shape the world of architecture

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SUMMER CAMP CALENDAR

Session Class Dates

1 Architectural Discovery June 1014

Grades 24; $275

2 Photographing Wright June 10 14

Grades 712; $250

3 Design Your Dream Space June 1721

Grades 512; $400

4 Photographing Wright June 2428

Grades 712; $250

5 Design Your Dream Space June 2428

Grades 56; $400

6 Architectural Discovery July 15

Grades 24; $275

7 Wright for the Future July 812

Grades 512; $400

8 Photographing Wright July 1519

Grades 712; $250

9 Design Your Dream Space July 1519

Grades 512; $400

10 Design Your Dream SpaceGrades 24; $275

11 Photographing Wright July 29August 2

Grades 712; $250

12 Wright for the Future July 29August 2

Grades 512; $400

13 Design Your Dream Space August 59

Grades 512; $400

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Architectural Discovery (Grades 2-4) $275In these half-day sessions younger students will discover various

aspects of architecture. Students will explore architecture

based activities and projects designed to promote creativity and

imagination. They will learn about patterns in nature and make

an abstract art piece inspired by Wrights stained glass. They will

design and construct a textile block based on the concrete

blocks Wright designed in 1923. He later used concrete blocks

for the Usonian Automatic home system conceived of as a way

to make great architecture affordable for ordinary people.

Limit 12 students per session.

Camp Sessions:

June 1014, 14pm; July 15, 9am12pm

Photographing Wright (Grades 7-12) $250

Frank Lloyd Wright was not only a marvel in the world of

architecture; he was a revolutionary, creating harmony between

the natural landscape and man-made structures. Natural shapes,

colors and forms in the Sonoran Desert influenced several of the

key features that uniquely define Taliesin West. Local Arizona

photographer, Andrew Pielage, will guide students on a weeklong

photographic journey through Taliesin West and the surrounding

desert. Students begin with a brief desert walk to discover and

photograph Wrights inspiration. Later they will photograph

architectural elements that reflect the desert. Images will be

examined and discussed during the week. Learning the rules of

composition, how to frame an image, and consideration of light and

shadow will help participants continue to grow in their creativity

and skill at photography. Students must provide their own fully

manual camera and USB cord. Limit 8 students per session.

Camp Sessions:

June 1014, 8am12pm; June 2428, 8am12pm;July 1519, 8am12pm; July 29Aug 2, 8am12pm

Design Your Dream Space Full Day(Grades 512) $400Architecture combines art, math, science, language, and new

technology, to create innovative spaces in which to live, learn,

and work. This class is an immersion into the world of what

an architect really does. Students discover the roles of client,

designer, and builder as they take an initial concept through

the stages to a finished project. They select a site and draw

a two dimensional floor plan to scale. Students develop a

color scheme, design furniture, and construct a furnished and

landscaped three dimensional model of a compact dream

home. Environmental needs and sustainability are discussed.

The educational atmosphere is supportive and relaxed. Each

child works at her/his own level, inspiring individual curiosity,

discovery, and imagination. Full day sessions include lunch.

Limit 30 students per session.

Camp Sessions:

June 1721, 9am3pm

June 2428, 9am3pm, Grades 56 only

July 1519, 9am3pm

August 59, 9am3pm

Design Your Dream Space Half Day(Grades 24) $275

Limit 12 students per session.

Camp Sessions:

July 2226, 9am12pm

EDUCATION OUTREACH

2013 SUMMER CAMPS

Wright for the Future (Grades 5-12) $400We live in a world where communication is almost

instantaneous. The Internet has made our world feel much

smaller than ever before. News events can travel around the

globe in a matter of minutes. Distant cultures and countries

are part of our daily television and online viewing. In this

project students grapple with some real world challenges:

global warming, pollution, new trends in energy and

communication technologies, advancements in construction

methods, and new modes of transportation as they plan and

design an ideal city set 100 years in the future. Creativity and

ingenuity are required to solve the architect ural challenges

of the 21st century. Individuals research exciting, newly

constructed concept buildings and cutting edge architects.

The team collaborates on construction of a site map, models

of the wide variety of struc tures required in a city, and

decides on a city name. Each camper builds smaller models of

these large structures, turning ideas into a three dimensional

reality. Limit 25 students per session.

Camp Sessions:

July 812, 9am3pm

July 29August 2, 9am3pm

Camp Exhibit and Reception

August 10, All are Welcome, Time TBA

All fees include a $50 non-refundable registration fee. Full day

sessions include lunch. Unless otherwise noted all materials are

included. There is a 5 student minimum for all camps to run.

Registration closes 3 days before each session begins.