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News and updates from the Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation
A Chinese Guanyin statue in the snow, ca. 1940, photograph by Edmund Teske. Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation Archives (Avery Architectural Library at Columbia University and the Museum of Modern Art) 2501.1027.
Rebecca Hagen | Dec 23, 2025
Frank Lloyd Wright was intrigued by nature’s geometric shapes, patterns, and colors and how those elements influenced the way he viewed the world around him and his design work. This activity challenges you to observe the world around you in order to create a geometric self portrait of yourself or someone you know.
Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation | Sep 8, 2020
The funds to purchase this 1,406 square-foot, two-bedroom, two-bathroom Usonian Automatic-style home in New Hampshire were donated to the Currier Museum of Art by an anonymous donor.
Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation | Dec 11, 2019
After the sale of the Frank Lloyd Wright-designed Norman Lykes House in October, in a recent article, Phoenix Magazine explores what the sale of a Wright-designed house means.
Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation | Dec 10, 2019
Tag us in your selfies at one of the Frank Lloyd Wright sites recently inscribed to the UNESCO World Heritage list and you may be featured in the next issue of the Frank Lloyd Wright Quarterly magazine.
Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation | Nov 22, 2019
In their Drone Zone segment, Fox 10 featured Taliesin West, Frank Lloyd Wright’s winter home in Scottsdale, Arizona. Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation Vice President of Communication & Partnerships Jeff Goodman explains the architectural significance of the desert camp.
Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation | Nov 14, 2019
In the fall of 1924, Chicago businessman Gordon Strong commissioned Frank Lloyd Wright to design a resort facility for the summit of Sugarloaf Mountain, Maryland, Strong’s rural estate near Washington, D.C. Referred to by client and architect as an “automobile objective,” the structure was to attract the large motoring public which had evolved in post-World War I America. Wright’s design was one of the most striking of his career. Inside it contained a huge domed planetarium; outside it resembled a circular ziggurat, with concrete automobile ramps spiraling up to the top and back down again.
Mark Reinberger | Nov 4, 2019
The Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation’s licensee Classic Rug Collection spoke to Home Furnishing News to share more about their new Frank Lloyd Wright-inspired rug collection.
Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation | Nov 1, 2019
This episode of Articulate delves into the lives of idealistic icons including Frank Lloyd Wright. Through interviews we gain insight into Wright, learning more about his work, life, and legacy.
Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation | Oct 30, 2019
