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Non-profit U.S. Postage PAID Permit No. 3912 Chicago, IL FRANK LLOYD WRIGHT BUILDING CONSERVANCY Preserving Wright s Legacy in Wisconsin 2018 CONFERENCE PREVIEW Madison, Wisconsin Oct. 10 14 FRANK LLOYD WRIGHT BUILDING CONSERVANCY 53 W. Jackson Blvd. Suite 1120 Chicago, IL 60604 savewright.org See Wright. Save Wright. Preserving Wright s Legacy in Wisconsin Madison, Wisconsin Oct. 10 14, 2018 Conference registration inside, at savewright.org or call 312.663.5500

Conference at a Glance Preserving Wright s Legacy in Wisconsin, the Conservancy s first Madison conference in 14 years, will explore the multidimensional nature of Wright s close, lifelong relationship to his home state, and efforts to safeguard his work there. Some 15 Wright-designed buildings will be toured, and evening events provide an opportunity to connect with friends new and old. We look forward to seeing you in Madison! Scott W. Perkins Peter Rött Heather Sabin Conference Co-Chairs CONFERENCE PARTNERS DANIEL AND NATALIE ERDMAN SPONSORS ARCHITECTURAL BUILDING ARTS, INC. THE KUBALA WASHATKO ARCHITECTS, INC. Hotel Conference attendees stay at the Hilton Madison Monona Terrace at the special group rate of $179 per night (plus tax). Book before Sunday, Sept. 9 by calling 414.935.5941 (mention group code FLWBC) or book online using the link at savewright.org/events. Note: Rooms are limited and may sell out in advance. Please do not make a hotel reservation until you have registered for the conference. Preliminary Schedule Monona Terrace Based on Wright s 1938 and 1955 designs for a civic center on the shore of Lake Monona, Monona Terrace was reconfigured by Taliesin Associated Architects and constructed from 1994 97. It will be the site of all morning education sessions (with continental breakfast provided), the silent auction, Homeowners and Public Sites Dinner and Gala Dinner. It is connected to the Hilton via skybridge. MONONA TERRACE PHOTO COURTESY OF MONONA TERRACE 9 a.m. 4 p.m. Pre-conference tour: Gilmore House, A.D. German Warehouse, Barrett-Tuxford House Lunch at German Warehouse provided 5:30 7:30 p.m. Opening Reception: Madison Museum of Contemporary Art No transportation provided 7:30 10 p.m. Leadership Circle Dinner: Arboretum House Transportation from Madison Museum of Contemporary Art provided 8:30 9 a.m. Conservancy Annual Meeting 9 11:30 a.m. Education sessions Sidney Robinson, Jacobs I as Wright s Most Important Building Ken Dahlin, From the Japanese Print to the Jacobs and Schwartz Houses James Dennis, On Usonia! Keiran Murphy, An Offer to Wright That Altered Taliesin Tim Quigley, The Founding and Early Years of the Taliesin Fellowship 12 5 p.m. Conference tour: Madison-area Wright buildings 6:30 9:30 p.m. Homeowners and Public Sites Dinner 9 11 a.m. Education session Preserving Taliesin panel with Sandra Shane-DuBow, Jack Holzhueter, Ryan Hewson, Mike Degen, Gary Zimmer, Peter Rött 11:30 5 p.m. Conference tour: Taliesin and surroundings 6 9 p.m. Conservancy Benefit: An Evening at Taliesin Grazing dinner and drinks provided 9 11:30 a.m. Education sessions Preserving in Action panel with Scott Perkins (Fallingwater), T. Gunny Harboe (Unity Temple), Mary Roberts (Martin House), Charlie Quagliana (Unitarian Meeting House) Anna Andrezejewski, Teaching Frank Lloyd Wright in the 21st Century Nicholas Hayes, How Wright Learned to Separate Art and Automation Barbara Gordon, Protecting Wright Buildings 12 5 p.m. Conference tour: Madison-area buildings 6:30 10:30 p.m. Silent auction reception, gala dinner and Wright Spirit Awards 9 a.m. 2 p.m. Post-conference tour: Picnic at Penwern, Lake Delavan Approx. 3 p.m. Drop off at Madison Airport Approx. 3 p.m. Drop off at Hilton All programs are subject to change. Tours are rain or shine. Visit savewright.org for tour updates. A final schedule will be emailed before the conference.

Events Opening Reception: Museum of Contemporary Art (Cesar Pelli, 2006) Kick off the conference with friends old and new over drinks, hors d oeuvres and a private gallery viewing at the Madison Museum of Contemporary Art. Admission included with general registration. No transportation provided. MMOCA PHOTO BY MIKE PAGGIE; ARBORETUM HOUSE PHOTOS BY TRICIA SHAY PHOTOGRAPHY Homeowners and Public Sites Dinner This annual gathering is the only event bringing together owners of Wright houses and the staff of Wright public sites nationwide for a can t-miss networking opportunity. Join your fellow Wright homeowners and public sites administrators at Monona Terrace for dinner and a presentation on practical lighting issues in Wright-designed buildings by award-winning lighting designer Marty Peck, principal of Creative Lighting Design. Tickets $60. Specify affiliated house/site when registering. Leadership Circle Dinner Following the Opening Reception, members of the Leadership, Clerestory and Visionary Circles are invited to a tour and grazing dinner with fine wines at the Arboretum House (Bruns Architecture, 2015), in the forested, history-filled Madison Arboretum neighborhood. Open to Leadership, Clerestory and Visionary Circle members. Transportation provided. IN PARTNERSHIP WITH FRANK LLOYD WRIGHT FOUNDATION THE SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE AT TALIESIN TALIESIN PRESERVATION, INC. Gala and Wright Spirit Awards Celebrate another conference with an evening at Monona Terrace. Bid on unique Wright items and experiences in our annual silent auction before sitting down to an elegant dinner and the presentation of this year s Wright Spirit Awards. One ticket included in general registration fee. Additional tickets $150. For VIP table sales call 312.663.5500. Conservancy Benefit: An Evening at Taliesin Following the afternoon tour in the beautiful Spring Green area, experience Wright s storied home and school as the sun sets with a grazing dinner, fine wines and conversation with Taliesin students at the main house followed by dessert, coffee and a classical music concert at the Hillside Theater. Event commences after the general conference tour; no transportation to the evening event from Madison is provided. Tickets $175. Attendance is limited. FROM TOP: PHOTOS BY ANDREW PIELAGE, MARK HERTZBERG 2016 WRIGHT SPIRIT AWARD HONOREES PHOTO BY MARK HERTZBERG

Architecture Tours PHOTOS CLOCKWISE FROM LEFT: GILMORE HOUSE BY RICHARD HURD, GERMAN WAREHOUSE BY REBECCA WANLESS FURBISH, BARRETT-TUXFORD HOUSE BY DAVID SWANN Pre-Conference Tour Begin your conference experience with a special visit to the Gilmore House (Wright, 1908), called the Airplane House for its hilltop perch over Madison, then head on to Richland Center for a tour and lunch at the A.D. German Warehouse (Wright, 1915) and a tour of the distinctive Barrett-Tuxford House (1987) by Wright apprentice Arthur Dyson. Tickets $150. Tour departs 9 a.m. from the Hilton and returns approx. 4 p.m. Lunch and transportation provided. General Conference Tours Thursday Saturday, Oct. 11 13 Afternoon tours are packed with Wrightdesigned buildings! Friday will be devoted to Taliesin including the Hillside School and Studio, Tan-y-deri and the nearby Wyoming Valley School (1956) with a focus on preservation. Thursday and Saturday will focus on the Madison area, including World Heritage Site nominee Jacobs House I (1936), the hemicycle Jacobs House II (1944), the rarely toured Rudin House (1957), the recently discovered American System-Built House Series AA (1917), the cliffhugging lakeside Pew House (1938), and the National Historic Landmark Unitarian Meeting House (1947). Private houses by Wright apprentices and other architects, including the Louis Sullivan-designed landmark Bradley House (1909), also will be included. Included in general registration. Tours depart from Monona Terrace following morning sessions. Lunch is provided. PHOTOS CLOCKWISE FROM LEFT: JACOBS HOUSE I BY DAVID HEALD, TALIESIN BY ANDREW PIELAGE, BRADLEY HOUSE BY FLICKR USER CHICAGO- GEEK, ASB SERIES AA BY MARK HERTZBERG, UNITARIAN MEETING HOUSE BY KUBALA WASHATKO ARCHITECTS, HILLSIDE BY JOEL HOGLUND, PEW HOUSE BY MARK HERTZBERG, RUDIN HOUSE BY JOHN CLOUSE, JACOBS HOUSE II BY MARK HERTZBERG Post-Conference Tour Close out the conference with a relaxing visit to Lake Delavan for a tour and picnic lunch at the multi-building Fred Jones estate, Penwern (Wright, 1900), and other Wright-designed houses on the lakeshore. Additional houses to be announced. Tickets $150. Tour departs 9 a.m. from the Hilton, stops at Dane County Regional Airport at approx. 3 p.m. and returns to Hilton approx. 3:30 p.m. Lunch and transportation provided. PENWERN PHOTO BY MARK HERTZBERG

Preserving Wright s Work in Wisconsin Conference Registration Deadline to register: Friday, Sept. 7 All registration is subject to availability. Register early to secure a spot. Space is limited and events may sell out before deadline. Name(s) (to appear on ID badge) Summary Conference registration fees subtotal $ Join or renew Conservancy membership $ Friend $50 99 Associate $100 $249 Supporter $250 $499 Benefactor $500 $999 Leadership Circle $1,000 $2,499 Clerestory Circle $2,500 $4,999 Visionary Circle $5,000+ Affiliation (for Wright homeowners and public site representatives) Address City, State, ZIP Email (final schedule will be emailed before conference) General Registration Includes Opening Reception; continental breakfast, morning sessions, afternoon tours and lunches Thu. Sat.; and gala dinner Sat. Early (through June 30): $645 # Total $ Regular (June 30-Sept. 7): $675 # Total $ Non-Member: $745 (early) # Total $ $775 (regular) # Total $ Gala entree: Beef Fish Chicken Vegetarian No gala NOTE: Friend and Associate FLWBC members receive member price for one. All other members receive member price for two. Registration after Sept. 7 add $100 to regular rate. Add-on Events Limited availability Pre-Conference Tour: $150 # Total $ Leadership Circle Dinner Open to members of the Leadership, Clerestory and Visionary Circles only. # Homeowners/Public Sites Dinner: $60 # Total $ Conservancy Benefit, An Evening at Taliesin: $175 # Total $ Extra Gala Ticket: $150 # Total $ Post-Conference Tour: $150 # Total $ Contribution to John G. Thorpe Fellowship $ Additional Donation to FLWBC $ Payment Total Due $ Check Payable to Frank Lloyd Wright Building Conservancy Credit Card Name Billing Address If different from front Card Number Expiration CVV Signature (Initial) I accept the terms of the liability waiver and cancellation policy Mail Detach form and return with payment. The office will confirm your registration via email if one is provided. Frank Lloyd Wright Building Conservancy 53 W. Jackson Blvd., Suite 1120 Chicago, IL 60604 Fax and Online Fax to 312.663.5505 or register online at savewright.org Liability Waiver In consideration of my admission to the properties toured through the Frank Lloyd Wright Building Conservancy (FLWBC), I agree to waive, release and hold harmless FLWBC and the owners, operators, members, students, officers, directors, trustees, agents, successors and assigns, of each and every house, site and entity included in the conference, including any announced changes, from any and all claims, injuries, causes of action, demands, costs, liability and/or harm of any kind that I may have or may acquire against each of them as a result of my participation in this event. This release shall not be effective if the claim or injury is the result of the sole negligence of the named entity. Cancellation Policy Call 312.663.5500 or email preservation@savewright.org by Sept. 7 for a full refund. Cancellations between Sept. 7 and Sept. 19 will receive a 50 percent refund. Cancellations after Sept. 19 will not receive a refund. John G. Thorpe Young Professionals and Students Fellowship In memory of architect and preservationist John Thorpe, all contributions go toward a stipend underwriting costs for graduate students in architecture and related fields or young practitioners to attend the conference.