FRANK LLOYD WRIGHT x ORGANIC PRINCIPLES EXHIBIT

PRINCIPLES OF ORGANIC ARCHITECTURE

IN THE PHOTOGRAPHS OF ANDREW PIELAGE

SHOWING

OCT 22, 2023

THROUGH

FEB 21, 2024

LOCATION

Winternitzova vila z.s. Na Cihlářce 10, Prague 5

VILLA WINTERNITZ

DETAILS + SPECIAL EVENTS

Photos from Opening Night and "Lecture" Talk:

Image credit: Lloyd Vilaverni

SHOWING

MAR 2024

THROUGH

MAY 2024

LOCATION

Phoenix, Arizona Map / Driving Directions

BRILL GALLERY & STUDIO

Exhibit date(s):

  • March 15th, 2024 / 6pm - 10pm

  • April 19th, 2024 / 6pm - 10pm

  • May 17th, 2024 / 6pm - 10pm

NOTE: Please bring your own phone + headphones so you can listen to the story behind exhibit by scanning the QR codes.

DETAILS + SPECIAL EVENTS

PRESS • PUBLICATIONS •

PRESS • PUBLICATIONS •

Frank Lloyd Wright. The Principlas of Organic Architecture in the Photographs of Andrew Pielage
Villa Winternitz, Na Cihlářce 10, Praha 5 - Smíchov

Principles of Organic Architecture in the Photographs of Andrew Pielage

Poster by Adam Štěch

FRANK LLOYD WRIGHT x ORGANIC PRINCIPLES

Wright's fascination with the interplay between buildings and their environments led him to propose that structures should effortlessly complement their surroundings, giving rise to unified spaces that seemingly emerge from the land. He envisioned structures that function like organisms, where every design element is intricately connected, forming a harmonious and coherent entity.

Two years before his death in 1959, Wright published 'A Testament,' a collection of essays in which he completed his list of architectural principles reflecting his organic philosophy. 'Frank Lloyd Wright x Organic Principles' explores a few of them through the insightful lens of American photographer Andrew Pielage. Graphic design layout by Preston Charles Rayhons.

  • Kinship of Building to Ground

  • Decentralization

  • Character Is a Natural

  • The Third Dimension: Interpretation

  • Space

  • Form

  • Shelter: Inherent Human Factor

  • Materials

“And it is quite impossible to consider the building one thing and its furnishings another, its setting and environment still another. In the spirit in which these buildings are conceived, these are all one thing, to be foreseen and provided for in the nature of the structure. They are all mere structural details of its character and completeness. Heating apparatus, lighting fixtures, the very chairs and tables, cabinets and musical instruments, where practicable are of the building itself.”

- Frank Lloyd Wright

Taliesin, Spring Green, Wisconsin