TALIESIN WEST, Scottsdale, Arizona

TALIESIN, Spring Green, Wisconsin

 

FRANK LLOYD WRIGHT FOUNDATION BOARD OF ADVISORS


The Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation is preserving and expanding the heritage of Frank Lloyd Wright and projecting his legacy by conserving Taliesin and Taliesin West through restoration and preservation, educating new generations of innovative thinkers to address the critical issues of sustainability and healthy living environments, and creating opportunities for experimentation and design innovation.


Members of The Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation Board of Advisors serve as ambassadors for the Foundation—endorsing, guiding, and supporting our initiatives to protect and perpetuate the timeless and relevant legacy of Frank Lloyd Wright.



Board of Advisors (as of January 15, 2009)


  1. ‣Albert Adelman, business & civic leader, Wisconsin

  2. ‣Jane Alexander, former chair, National Endowment for the Arts, New York

  3. ‣Paul Bogart, President, M.I. Management, California

  4. ‣Wendell Burnette, Principal, Wendell Burnette Architects, Arizona

  5. ‣Beverlynn Elliott, community leader and volunteer, Pennsylvania

  6. ‣Steven Elliott, Senior Vice Chairman, The Bank of New York Mellon, Pennsylvania

  7. ‣Tom Fontana, President, Fatima Productions; Executive Producer, “Homicide: Life on the Street,” “Oz,” “St. Elsewhere,” New York

  8. ‣Rob Forbes, Jr., founder, Design Within Reach, California

  9. ‣Robert B. Graves, landscape and golf course architect, Wisconsin

  10. ‣Terry Haller, civic leader; founder & Vice President, Exel Inns of America, Wisconsin

  11. ‣Elizabeth Wright Ingraham, Elizabeth Wright Ingraham Architects, Colorado

  12. ‣George James, Office of Building Technologies, US Department of Energy, Washington, D.C.

  13. ‣Virginia James, philanthropist, New Jersey

  14. ‣Lance Josal, Executive Vice President, RTKL Associates, Illinois

  15. ‣Reed Kroloff, Director, Cranbrook Academy of Art & Art Museum, Michigan

  16. ‣Carla Lind, author of The Wright Style: The Interiors of Frank Lloyd Wright; Lost Wright: Frank Lloyd Wright’s Vanished Masterpieces; and numerous other books on Frank Lloyd Wright, Wisconsin

  17. ‣Velma Morrison, philanthropist; founder, Morrison Center for the Performing Arts at Boise State University; President, Harry W. Morrison Foundation, Idaho

  18. ‣Jan Novie, President, Aaron G. Green Associates, California

  19. ‣Joel Silver, Producer, “Matrix” series, “Lethal Weapon” series, “Fred Claus,” California

  20. ‣Joan Smith, philanthropist; Secretary & Treasurer, T. Eugene Smith, Inc., Virginia

  21. ‣Sharon Stark, President, Stark/Livingston, Inc., Wisconsin

  22. ‣Mae Sue Talley, businesswoman & public diplomat, Arizona

  23. ‣Robert Voticky, DipIng., D.Arch, RIBA, Rome Scholar and Executive i/c Lewis & Hickey International Business Development, Prague, Czech Republic & London, UK.

  24. ‣Howard J. Weiner, M.D., President, Medical Staff, Presbyterian Hospital of Dallas, Texas

  25. ‣Eric Lloyd Wright, Principal, Eric Lloyd Wright Architecture & Planning; founder, Wright Way Organic Resource Center, California

  26. ‣Tim Wright, documentary filmmaker; founder of Blinktank, Massachusetts