TALIESIN WEST IS CLOSED UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE, DUE TO COVID-19

Like most cultural attractions, Taliesin West has closed for the health and safety of our staff and visitors, due to COVID-19. We will be monitoring and reviewing the situation in accordance with state and federal guidelines. Click here to learn more.

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Wright retained the spiritual and romantic values of his upbringing while embracing innovation.

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A belief that structure and space could create and convey cultural values led Wright to create entirely new types of architecture.

Impact

Wright’s legacy will continue to influence the ways in which we shape our future.

Life

Wright retained the spiritual and romantic values of his upbringing while embracing innovation.

Work

A belief that structure and space could create and convey cultural values led Wright to create entirely new types of architecture.

Impact

Wright’s legacy will continue to influence the ways in which we shape our future.

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Taliesin West

A national historic landmark and home of the Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation and the Frank Lloyd Wright School of Architecture

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Photo: © 2017, Andrew Pielage

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Photo: © 2017, Andrew Pielage

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Taliesin

Wright’s Wisconsin home, appropriately named for the Welsh word meaning “shining brow,” overlooks Wisconsin’s vibrant Spring Green

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News and updates from the Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation

Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation Reveals New Vision & Mission Statements

The Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation recently adopted brand new Vision & Mission Statements to better reflect both the deep commitment toward Wright’s legacy and the ultimate forward-reaching impact on the world that his work and ideas contribute toward making life better and richer today and relevant well into the future.

How to support the Wright legacy during the COVID shutdown

Virtual Camp: Our Digital Summer in Review

When the Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation first learned of the stay-at-home orders in March 2020, we immediately knew that the youth summer camps planned on-site at Taliesin West would need to transform with lightning speed in order to save them. We had no idea what that would look like, so an entirely new concept of camp was born. We invite you to take a look back with us at the Foundation’s first ever Virtual Art & Architecture Summer Camp.

Eight Frank Lloyd Wright Sites Inscribed on UNESCO World Heritage List

The inscription of a collection of eight Frank Lloyd Wright-designed buildings marks the first modern architecture designation on the UNESCO World Heritage List in the United States.

YE appeal 2017