Wright Chat

Here are some more. I don't enjoy the cross-eyed method anymore, I made a Stereoscope with my laser cutter: https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/49341069118_3ecd21c6fc_c.jpg IMG_3422 2 https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/49341034843_2a37131ef1_b.jpg IMG_7862 https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/493410...

Here is another one: https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/49310553597_49a6c2558b_b.jpg IMG_7895 https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/49309857593_539afb42fd_b.jpg IMG_7766 by Owen Collins , on Flickr If you follow the images back to Flickr, each image allows you to download the full size image so you c...

Would people be interested in seeing some Stereo photos of Taliesin and s few other FLW works? Example: https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/49309859713_a2039c7d69_c.jpg IMG_7851 by Owen Collins They can be printed and put in an old fashioned stereoscope to view in 3d. I have uploaded a few to flickr...

And here are images(in the linked page) related to the stairway in discussion:

https://www.behance.net/gallery/8414408 ... FOYER-ROOF

Thru that previously linked Flickr image, I found this link:

https://www.behance.net/gallery/8047895 ... OL-THEATER

It appears to be draftings made in 2019 about Hillside during the Restoration work. Super interesting.

Thanks, Owen. Mr Wright encouraged or assigned apprentices to do graphic design; perhaps he even "let pass" the resulting work, without editing. But, as with the buildings, shouldn't we distinguish between designs made while he was alive and in charge, as opposed to posthumous work ? Later on that ...

So---are we convinced that all of these patterns are from the hand of Mr Wright ? I don't recognize half of them---and this final sentence makes me think that maybe there was some latter-day "inspiration" going on ? " Together, Spoonflower and the Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation are thrilled to ...

There are now some Frank Lloyd Wright designs on the custom fabric website Spoonflower.

https://www.spoonflower.com/collections ... poonflower

I will be interested to see what people think.

Well patron expectations have evolved over the years, and a lot of performing arts venues have had to expand their front of house to meet those expectations. Expanding bar fare and having a small cabaret space are good moves for diversifying revenue. But a paparazzi mural? Oh god.

IT takes time but eventually loads up on my computer. This link worked for me:

http://franklloydwright.org/3dlab/

Nice use of 3d scanning. Fun to look around the different rooms. Still exploring...

I can understand how someone who lived at Taliesin would say that it is gone. The spark and life in a community is a incredibly delicate thing. And is hard to truly understand for people that were not there. I can only assume that the nature of the Taliesin community changed irrevocably after the pa...

I visited the place and thought it was great. https://farm1.staticflickr.com/258/20341973205_ef913808f4_z.jpg Toured a house designed by one of Frank Lloyd Wright's apprentices. #polymathpark by Owen Collins , on Flickr We even stayed in one of Berndtson's houses. It was lovely summer night in ...

Having only seen her sculpture, images of her costumes and videos of her dances, there is no denying that she was an intensely creative person. It is such a loss. I wish I could have met her.

View of the stage today (or at least July 2017 before replacement of roof panels)

View of Pavilion stage from back of house 2017 by Owen Collins, on Flickr

Ultimately it had Wooden trusses for the first version and then Steel in the 1964 rebuild. The back wall Changed over the years. It would be interesting to know if any of those draftings in the Appendices have dates. There is a lot of changes over time, regardless of the 1964 rebuild. Here is a scre...