Growing and Living: John Lautner and the Legacy of Organic Architecture

In the coming issue of the Frank Lloyd Wright Quarterly magazine, we are still focusing on the work of an architect, but his name isn’t Wright. We’ve partnered with the John Lautner Foundation to develop an issue dedicated to Wright apprentice and brilliant architect, John Lautner.

Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation | Sep 14, 2021

A Look at the Women Whose Work Shaped the Wright Legacy

For the upcoming issue of the Frank Lloyd Wright Quarterly magazine, we spoke with architecture curator Ashley Mendelsohn, on her recent experience guest curating our 2021 spring edition titled “‘Hers is a Good Spirit Here’: Women Working with Frank Lloyd Wright.”

Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation | May 28, 2021

Frank Lloyd Wright’s Liberty Magazine Covers

In 1927, Frank Lloyd Wright designed a series of twelve monthly covers based on seasonal themes for Liberty magazine. While they were never published on the magazines, the designs endure as a lasting part of the Wright legacy.

Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation | May 6, 2021

The Art & Craft of the Machine

This essay excerpt has been taken from one of Frank Lloyd Wright’s earliest and most seminal lectures where he seized upon the ways in which industry, education, and architecture could foster more inclusive and equal communities.

Frank Lloyd Wright | Apr 7, 2021

A Springtime Celebration: Easter at Taliesin West

Each year, the Wrights and the Taliesin Fellowship would host a colorful, lively Easter celebration on the grounds of Taliesin West. Guests traveled to enjoy this annual tradition full of music, food, and fun that helped mark the end of spring.

Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation | Apr 2, 2021

A Capitol Controversy

Arizona-based journalist Rebecca Rhoades tells the captivating story of Frank Lloyd Wright’s design for the Arizona Capitol that never came to be, brought to life with photorealistic renderings by Spanish architect David Romero.

Rebecca L. Rhoades | Feb 14, 2021

The Personal Library of Frank Lloyd Wright Gets a New Website

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

Why I Love Wisconsin

In 1932, Frank Lloyd Wright wrote the following article for Wisconsin Magazine in which he describes his feelings for the state he loved above all others (with Arizona coming in second) as well as his fascination with Wisconsin’s red barns and lack of “snobs.” 

Frank Lloyd Wright | May 29, 2020

Experience Frank Lloyd Wright’s Wingspread in Immersive Video Tour

Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation | May 7, 2020