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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open the Tour Request Form in the editor.
  2. Begin by entering your name in the designated field at the top of the form. This ensures that your request is properly identified.
  3. Fill in your email address and phone numbers, both work and cell, to facilitate communication regarding your tour request.
  4. Provide the name of your school and complete the address section, including city, state (CA), and zip code for accurate processing.
  5. Indicate the student grade level and total number of students attending. This information helps in planning the tour effectively.
  6. If applicable, specify if your class participates in 'Art in the Village' and enter the number of chaperones required for students under 18.
  7. List your top three date and time preferences for the tour, keeping in mind that tours are available Tuesday-Friday from 11:00 AM to 4:00 PM.
  8. Indicate whether you will be arriving by bus and provide your signature along with the date at the bottom of the form.

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Admission. Admission to the Museum is free every day. Admission to main exhibitions is free on Friday.
Many museums offer open calls for artists to submit their work for consideration for upcoming exhibitions. These open calls are often posted on the museums website, social media, or artist newsletters. Some museums may require a submission fee, so be prepared for that.
Smithsonian Museums, Washington , DC Getty Center, Los Angeles National Museum of Mexican Art, Chicago Walters Art Museum, Baltimore Museum of Contemporary Photography, Chicago Frye Art Museum, Seattle Cleveland Museum of Art. The Alamo, San Antonio
The steps: Select your exhibition. Select your date and time. Decide on what/who you will bring to the gallery. Do some pre-visit research. Do a quick once-around viewing. Note which rooms and works capture your attention. Move through for a second more focused viewing. Select 2-3 works for focused attention.
Before contacting a curator, research their work, and their approach to art. Review any open calls or submit your portfolio through the museums website. Give them a reason as to why your artwork aligns with the museums vision and mission, and how your work would fit into their current or upcoming exhibitions.

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Most museums offer free admission or special pricing for certain types of people. Discounted or free tickets for children, seniors, students, veterans and active military is common at many museums all year long, so be sure to ask and check websites (and bring the proper ID).

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