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TALIESIN WEST IS OPEN FOR PUBLIC TOURS!

Since closing our doors in March of 2020, we have been hard at work implementing new measures and experiences to ensure the safety of our staff and visitors while on property. We are now pleased to offer safe public tours Thursdays – Sundays.

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News and updates from the Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation

The Reinterpretation of Historic Spaces at Taliesin West

Historic Core Spaces at Taliesin West have recently been reinterpreted to resemble Wright-Era glory. Find out how these restoration projects embody the original essence and legacy of Frank Lloyd Wright.

Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation | Jan 8, 2021
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Buffalo Photographer Captures Restored Martin House

All Photos courtesy of Matthew Digati.

Matthew Digati | Jan 7, 2021

Recreating The Call Building Model for Taliesin

A Personal Journey: Recreating The Call Building Model by Eric M. O’Malley. This excerpt originally appeared in the OA+D Archives publication.

Eric O'Malley | Jan 6, 2021
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Buffalo Photographer Captures Restored Martin House

Eight Frank Lloyd Wright Sites Inscribed on UNESCO World Heritage List

Organic Architecture and the Sustaining Ecosystem

The Reinterpretation of Historic Spaces at Taliesin West

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.

Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation | Sep 2, 2020

Chicago’s Hyde Park Heller House is For Sale

The National Historic Landmark Heller House (1896-1897) in Illinois, currently on the market for $2.2 million, reflects Frank Lloyd Wright’s design transition to his renowned Prairie style and embraces the celebrated Arts and Crafts movement in its interior.

Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation | Dec 31, 2020

KJZZ: Frank Lloyd Wright Designed a State Capitol for Arizona

KJZZ’s Steve Goldstein spoke with Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation’s VP of Communication & Partnerships Jeff Goodman about how Arizona managed to turn down America’s greatest architect for a State Capitol Building.

Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation | Dec 9, 2020

“I believe a house is more a home by being a work of Art.”

— Frank Lloyd Wright

Museum Confidential Podcast Explores the Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation’s Impact

Jeff Martin, host of the Museum Confidential podcast, visits Taliesin West during the pandemic and shares his experiences.

Jeff Martin | Dec 7, 2020
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Sourcing Wild Christmas Trees for Taliesin West

Journey with us to Arizona’s Grand Canyon as the Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation’s Retail Manager selects Christmas trees from the wild to decorate Taliesin West in a way that seems fitting for Wright’s winter home.

Mark Johnson | Dec 2, 2020
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Frank Lloyd Wright Store: 2020 Gift Collections

Some of our favorite ways to bring Frank Lloyd Wright’s design home are in our 2020 Holiday Gift Collections. Gift to others (and to yourself) while embracing Wright’s philosophy of “making a house more a home by being a work of art.”

Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation | Nov 30, 2020

Never Before Seen Look at Frank Lloyd Wright’s Unbuilt Arizona Capitol “Oasis”

Of all Frank Lloyd Wright’s unbuilt designs, a snub from Wright’s adopted home state of 25 years for its Capitol building still reverberates with this resident’s commentary: “What could be more ridiculous than for Arizona to go on record before the world and our own descendants as having rejected Frank Lloyd Wright as an architect?” Find out why Arizona never got its Capitol from America’s most famous architect.

Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation | Nov 20, 2020
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