Friday, December 5, Taliesin West Closes at 2:00 p.m.
News and updates from the Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation
Enjoy a month’s worth of drawings that were updated daily during April 2020, featuring iconic architecture reinterpreted as “newspaper buildings” in this series by illustrator Ben Denzer taken from page 3 of the New York Times.
Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation | Apr 10, 2020
Weekly Thursday video tours spotlight beauty of Frank Lloyd Wright-designed buildings closed due to COVID-19
Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation | Apr 2, 2020
Frank Lloyd Wright’s designs often paid special attention to the acoustics—how a room or a space sounds. In this activity, we encourage you to try different noises and sounds in your home’s rooms and observe how different rooms absorb or reflect sound.
Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation | Apr 1, 2020
Arizona PBS features Andrew Pielage’s quest to photograph all Frank Lloyd Wright sites on their show, “Art in the 48.”
Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation | Mar 30, 2020
Frank Lloyd Wright stepped onto the national architecture scene with the substantial essay “In the Cause of Architecture” in the Architectural Record of March, 1908. His first sentence set the terms for understanding his work: “Radical though it be, the work here illustrated is dedicated to a cause conservative in the best sense of the word.”
Sidney Robinson | Mar 25, 2020
The Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation has recently collaborated with KONZUK, a brand that creates unique architecture-inspired jewelry out of stainless steel and concrete. We spoke with Karen Konzuk of KONZUK to learn more about her process and the creation of the new Frank Lloyd Wright-inspired collection.
Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation | Mar 11, 2020
At Taliesin in Wisconsin, our preservation team is working to restore and update a historic communal living space in order to return it to a multi-person dwelling. Here we share the current progress of the project.
Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation | Mar 3, 2020
In a recent article, AFAR Deputy Editor Jennifer Flowers shared a personal firsthand account of her visit to Taliesin West and the Sonoran Desert.
In season three of Samantha Brown’s Places to Love, host Samantha Brown visited Phoenix, Arizona and stopped by Taliesin West. She spoke with Fred Prozzillo, Foundation Vice President of Preservation, to learn more about the rich history of Frank Lloyd Wright’s winter home and desert camp.
Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation | Mar 2, 2020
