TALIESIN ARTS & CULTURE PROGRAM

Over 4500 participants have come to enjoy art workshops, drama and music performances, landscape and sustainable agriculture lectures, astronomy classes and a variety of other special events, made accessible to the general public at Taliesin, Spring Green since its first summer season in 2007. Cultural events at Taliesin today build upon Frank Lloyd Wright’s cultural legacy, interpret it into today’s context and expand the cultural life at Taliesin to a greater audience. sbs sorularI

The primary objective of Taliesin’s Arts & Culture Program (TAC) is to offer the public various performances, exhibitions, and workshops in the area of arts and culture. The program serves to heighten public awareness of Taliesin as a National Historic Landmark and draws attention to the historical intersection of architecture, arts, and agriculture unique to the Taliesin Wisconsin campus.

This new program component of the Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation enables the public to participate in an array of diverse special events while experiencing the unparalleled beauty of the Taliesin buildings, natural environment, and cultural life.

For more information about the Arts and Culture Program at Taliesin please contact:

Caroline Hamblen, Program Coordinator

E-mail:chamblen@mail.com

(608) 588 2511 ext 351

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Typical Year Programming

Music

1. ‣Bach Dancing and Dynamite Society
   

2. ‣The Nob Hill Boys
   

3. ‣Nathaniel Bartlett, Marimbist
   

4. ‣Madison Musik Makers
   

Film

1. ‣Documentary Film Styles and Techniques
   

Literary

1. ‣Spring Green Literary Festival
   

2. ‣Cultural Connections
   

3. ‣Taliesin Garden Reception
   

4. ‣Art Exhibitions and Workshops
   

5. ‣The Work of Jan Serr
   

6. ‣The Work of Nancy Giffey
   

7. ‣Japanese Gold Leaf Painting
   

Nature and the Environment

1. ‣Astronomy Course in FLLW’s Studio
   

2. ‣Organic Farming - Gary Zimmerman