The Frank Lloyd Wright Archives is one of the largest and most complete collections of materials related to a single artist in the world. Furthering the Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation's educational goal, the Archives provide to scholars over 23,000 architectural drawings, 10,000 historical photographs, large-scale presentation models, publication manuscripts, extensive correspondence and other documents illuminating the transformational work of the world-renowned architect.

 

The Wright collection, comprising documents, drawings, models and other artifacts, are being co-located at Columbia University's Avery Architectural & Fine Arts Library and The Museum of Modern Art.

 

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The Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation, Frank Lloyd Wright School of Architecture, and the Academy of Neuroscience for Architecture have announced they will host an international symposium dedicated to exploring the relationship between neuroscience and architecture. The symposium titled: Minding Design: Neuroscience, Design Education and the Imagination, will be held on November 9-10, 2012, at Taliesin West.

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