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A DAY TRIP with THE DIRECTOR Join Bruce A. Beal Director Ena Heller on a day trip to the Salvador Dali Museum SATURDAY, and the Museum of Fine Arts in St. Petersburg, Florida. Experience the first-ever FEBRUARY 25, 2017 Florida solo exhibition of the paintings and drawings of 20th century artist Frida Kahlo. Frida Kahlo at the Dali, will feature over 60 of Kahlo's works and personal photographs. Enjoy a guided tour, and learn more about a special collection of $95 I Members flowers and plants featured on the garden grounds that represent those in Kahlo’s $115 I Non-Members own garden at Casa Azul, her home in Mexico. At the MFA we’ll explore current exhibitions including The Open Road Photography and the American Road Trip. Self-Portrait with Small Monkey by Frida Kahlo, 1945 (oil on masonite) and Portrait of Alicia Galant, 1927 (oil on canvas). Collection Museo Dolores Olmedo, Mexico City © 2016 Banco de Mexico Diego Rivera and Frida Kahlo Museums Trust, Mexico City. Photos © Erik Meza/Javier Otaola. SPACE IS LIMITED Bus departs Winter Park at Lyman Ave./SunTrust Register by February 10, 2017. Garage at 8:30 a.m. and arrives back at 7:15 p.m. Contact Dina Mack at [email protected] or 407-646-1571 to register and for more details. —————————————————————————————————————————————————— RSVP: Name (s) ________________________________________________________@ $115 (Members $95) I WOULD LIKE TO RECEIVE THE MEMBER PRICE ($95) by joining CFAM. □ $50 Contributor/Single □ $75 Contributor/2 Individuals □ $175 Patron ($105 gift*) □ $500 Benefactor ($275 gift*) * For Patron and Benefactor Levels: □ $2500 Director’s Circle □ By checking this box, I elect to waive premium benefits, making my membership a 100% tax deductible gift. □ Check payable to CFAM Rollins is enclosed □ Charge my Visa or MasterCard. Total Enclosed $ _____________________ Phone _____________________________ Email ___________________________________________________________ Credit card # __________________________________________________________Expiration Date _______/__________ Signature_____________________________________________________________Date ___________________________ We regret that refunds cannot be issued for cancellations. Space is limited; please submit your reservation payment early to avoid disappointment! Questions? Email [email protected] or phone 407-646-1571. Return to: CORNELL FINE ARTS MUSEUM MEMBERSHIP • ROLLINS COLLEGE 1000 HOLT AVENUE • WINTER PARK, FL 32789 .

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