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Frank Lloyd Wright standing at construction site of Guggenheim Museum wearing hat and pointing cane at scaffolding

View Frank Lloyd Wright’s Iconic Hat & Cane For a Limited Time at Taliesin West

Get a closer look into Frank Lloyd Wright’s unmistakable design and fashion aesthetic when his hat and cane are displayed in his winter home and studio in Scottsdale, Arizona.

Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation | Jun 30, 2021

One of Only Seven Frank Lloyd Wright Usonian Houses in Iowa is For Sale

The iconic Alsop House designed in 1947 and completed in 1951, one of only seven Frank Lloyd Wright Usonian houses in Iowa, is now offered for sale.

Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation | Jun 25, 2021

Kansas City Frank Lloyd Wright-Designed Church Revives its Iconic ‘Steeple of Light’

After being turned off for two years, the Community Christian Church’s historic Steeple of Light, once again illuminates the night sky over the Country Club Plaza in Kansas City, Missouri.

Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation | Jun 25, 2021

Hagen History Center Celebrates Wright’s Birthday by Bringing San Fransisco Office to Pennsylvania

Employees at the Erie County Historical Society-Hagen History Center celebrated the 154th anniversary of Frank Lloyd Wright’s birth with the announcement that Wright’s iconic San Francisco office is the newest exhibit in Erie, Pennsylvania.

Erie County Historical Society-Hagen History Center | Jun 9, 2021

The Connections and Illuminating Disparities Between Architecture and Music

An Ensemble Member and Executive Director of Third Coast Percussion, David Skidmore describes his 2011 experience of having to write “Common Patterns in Uncommon Time” to celebrate the centenary of Taliesin.

David Skidmore | Jun 4, 2021
A collage of black and white photographs featuring various women from different eras. The images are arranged in an overlapping manner, showcasing women in diverse attire and poses, including some in professional settings and others in more casual or traditional costumes. The compilation suggests a historical perspective, highlighting the varied roles and influences of women associated with Frank Lloyd Wright.

A Look at the Women Whose Work Shaped the Wright Legacy

For the upcoming issue of the Frank Lloyd Wright Quarterly magazine, we spoke with architecture curator Ashley Mendelsohn, on her recent experience guest curating our 2021 spring edition titled “‘Hers is a Good Spirit Here’: Women Working with Frank Lloyd Wright.”

Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation | May 28, 2021

Frank Lloyd Wright Inspired Textile Blocks & 3D Cement Tiles Now Available

The Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation has partnered with Southern California building materials company Eso Surfaces to create iconic textile blocks and 3D cement tiles from the Frank Lloyd Wright archive.

Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation | May 18, 2021

Sandra Day O’Connor Institute Presents “Frank Lloyd Wright, Democracy, and the American Landscape”

Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation President & CEO Stuart Graff speaks to the O’Connor Institute about Frank Lloyd Wright’s relationship with Democracy and the American landscape.

Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation | May 12, 2021

Frank Lloyd Wright’s Liberty Magazine Covers

In 1927, Frank Lloyd Wright designed a series of twelve monthly covers based on seasonal themes for Liberty magazine. While they were never published on the magazines, the designs endure as a lasting part of the Wright legacy.

Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation | May 6, 2021
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