Friday, December 5, Taliesin West Closes at 2:00 p.m.
News and updates from the Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation
For the past 4 months, Wright sites across the country have been swapping weekly virtual video tours. We’re looking back at some of our favorite #WrightVirtualVisits videos, highlighting Fallingwater this week!
Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation | Jul 30, 2020
The 1906 George Madison Millard Home in Illinois, long considered a prime example of Wright’s Prairie School style, is listed for sale at $950K.
Frank Lloyd Wright designed many homes using only one shape as his guide, while still managing to incorporate the nature of the home’s location. For this activity, you and your family will choose a nature setting and one shape with the goal of designing a home using just one shape that also reflects its environment.
Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation | Jul 29, 2020
A special exhibition in Buffalo, NY between the Albright-Knox Art Gallery’s Public Art Initiative in collaboration with the Frank Lloyd Wright-designed Martin House is featuring internationally renowned Japanese ceramics artist Jun Kaneko titled “The Space Between: Frank Lloyd Wright | Jun Kaneko.”
Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation | Jul 28, 2020
In July of 2019, eight sites by Frank Lloyd Wright were inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List. We’re celebrating meticulously detailed drawings of these sites by artist Michael Pipher. His illustrations have been seen in the Frank Lloyd Wright Quarterly magazine and they are now available as commemorative fine art prints.
Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation | Jul 27, 2020
The endangered Frank Lloyd Wright-designed Booth Cottage, a single-family home in the Illinois Ravine Bluffs neighborhood, was safely transported to a nearby location in Glencoe, IL.
Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation | Jul 22, 2020
For the past 4 months, Wright sites across the country have been swapping weekly virtual video tours. We’re looking back at some of our favorite #WrightVirtualVisits videos, beginning this week with Taliesin West!
Taliesin West, the UNESCO World Heritage site that served as Frank Lloyd Wright’s winter home in Scottsdale, Arizona, recently completed ADA upgrades that will make the historic property more accessible than ever before.
Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation | Jul 18, 2020
Architectural historian Paul V. Turner, collaborating with the Stanford University Library, has developed a database and website devoted to Frank Lloyd Wright’s library. The books that inspired Wright’s life, philosophy, and work are compiled and discussed in this website, which has just now been made public.
Paul Turner | Jul 15, 2020
