TALIESIN WEST IS CLOSED UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE, DUE TO COVID-19

Like most cultural attractions, Taliesin West has closed for the health and safety of our staff and visitors, due to COVID-19. We will be monitoring and reviewing the situation in accordance with state and federal guidelines. Click here to learn more.

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Taliesin Talks—Photographing Wright Sites Across the U.S.

June 23, 2020
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If you missed the Facebook Live Zoom Taliesin Talk highlighting photographer Andrew Pielage, you can watch it here:

Participants:

Kevin Conley – Vice President of Public Engagement, Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation

Andrew Pielage – Photographer 

Tune in as Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation’s VP of Public Engagement Kevin Conley chats with photographer Andrew Pielage to discuss how he blends his love for architect Frank Lloyd Wright with his ambitious project to photograph Wright sites all across the country.

 

Please note that all Taliesin Talks take place on Facebook, first as live broadcasts, and then saved for viewing on our website after the livestream.

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