Guanyin sculpture in the Garden Room

Member Tour

June 11, 2026
Taliesin West — Members Only

Go behind the scenes with the Collections Department on a special Vault Tour designed for members. This exclusive experience offers an insider look at historic materials related to the sites and the individuals who lived and worked at Taliesin and Taliesin West. Members will explore curated items such as Wright’s personal belongings and art collection, apprentice artwork and Box Projects, and archival treasures that showcase Frank Lloyd Wright’s creative process and the depth of the Foundation’s holdings. The tour not only reveals how these materials are preserved but also how they inform ongoing research and interpretation of Wright’s life and work.

Space is limited – reserve your spot today! Meet at the kiosk.

Time: 9 a.m.

Tickets: Free for Members

Location: Collections

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A Chinese Guanyin statue in the snow, ca. 1940, photograph by Edmund Teske. Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation Archives (Avery Architectural Library at Columbia University and the Museum of Modern Art) 2501.1027.

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A Chinese Guanyin statue in the snow, ca. 1940, photograph by Edmund Teske. Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation Archives (Avery Architectural Library at Columbia University and the Museum of Modern Art) 2501.1027.
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