History Bites: The Pivotal Year: Frank Lloyd Wright in 1928 with Derek Horn
Frank Lloyd Wright began 1928 with the loss of his beloved Taliesin and no new projects on the horizon. By 1929, he had regained his home, had a new client in Dr. Alexander Chandler and significant commissions that reverberate to this day. Chandler Museum researcher Derek Horn will relate the story of Wright’s comeback year that relaunched his career.
Get a taste of Chandler's history during 30-minute talks led by museum curators and local experts. These bite-sized events are available to all ages, with topics geared towards older audiences. Bring some take-out or a brown bag lunch to enjoy during History Bites.



