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AZ Heritage Center Opens Footprints on the Desert: Frank Lloyd Wright in Arizona

The AZ Heritage Center, in cooperation with the Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation, and in partnership with the Scottsdale Public Library and Tempe History Museum, is pleased to announce the opening of “Footprints on the Desert: Frank Lloyd Wright in Arizona,” an exhibit celebrating Frank Lloyd Wright’s life and work in Arizona, and his legacy throughout the state.

Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation | Oct 23, 2017

Dramatic Nighttime Photographs of Frank Lloyd Wright’s Desert Laboratory

Andrew Pielage’s photography shares the surreal beauty of Taliesin West’s striking structures against a dark desert backdrop.

Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation | Oct 18, 2017

Frank Lloyd Wright’s ‘Tirranna’ For Sale

Designed by Frank Lloyd Wright in 1955 for John Rayward, Tirranna in New Caan, Connecticut, is for sale with a reduced price.

Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation | Oct 11, 2017

Frank Lloyd Wright’s San Francisco Gift Shop Meets Iconic Italian Design

Italian luxury brand ISAIA opened its first San Francisco boutique in Frank Lloyd Wright’s V.C. Morris Gift Shop (1948).

Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation | Oct 5, 2017

Music Pavilion Roof Restored with Sunbrella Fabric

Thanks to a generous donation, the discolored interior canvas ceiling of Taliesin West’s Music Pavilion, has been replaced by a high-quality Sunbrella fabric. We’ve documented the transformation, and process of taking the significant space back to Wright’s intended aesthetic.

Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation | Sep 29, 2017

The Interactive Art of Taliesin West’s Desert

Behind Taliesin West, amongst the student desert shelters and Sonoran Desert life, former student of the School of Architecture at Taliesin’s Immersion Program, Kathleen Werner, created a movable, interactive art installation called the “Etazin Circle.” We asked Werner a bit about how Taliesin West’s environment led to this mesmerizing, innovative art piece.

Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation | Sep 26, 2017

Draw a Section!

As part of the 150th birthday celebration, inspire your kids to dream big and think boldly, like Frank Lloyd Wright. Use this activity sheet to draw a section. Don’t be afraid to think outside the box!

Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation | Sep 20, 2017

Revisiting Frank Lloyd Wright’s Vision for “Broadacre City”

As early as the 1920s, Frank Lloyd Wright began to regard his architectural work as an integral part of a larger concept which he called Broadacre City. This new democratic city, as envisioned by Wright, would take advantage of modern technology and communications to decentralize the old city and create an environment in which the individual would flourish. Here, we briefly discuss Broadacre City and the forces that shaped Wright’s thinking at the time of its creation. Included are the personal recollections of Cornelia Brierly, one of Wright’s first apprentices.

Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation | Sep 8, 2017

FLW150: The Celebration Continues

Thanks to the excitement of Wright-admirers around the world, partnerships with Wright sites, and continued special events, we’re off to a great start for this 150th year. Here’s a small look at the great things we’ve accomplished together.

Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation | Aug 31, 2017

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