Frank Lloyd Wright:  

Book Presentation and Museum Exhibition 

Monday, April 11th

10:00 am - 12:00pm @ The Milwaukee Art Museum 

Can a building make you feel happy, sad, warm, safe, or curious? Architect Frank Lloyd Wright thought so. From Award-Winning Author and Storyteller Bob Kann and the Milwaukee Art Museum comes the biography Frank Lloyd Wright and his New American Architecture book presentation & the "Frank Lloyd Wright: Organic Architecture for the 21st Century" exhibition. 

First, Kann brings readers into Wright's prolific career, which spanned more than 70 years, and tells the eccentric stories behind some of his landmark buildings. Find out about Wright's works, from his Oak Park home, known to locals as "the house with a tree growing through it" to how Wright successfully built the Imperial Hotel in Tokyo to withstand earthquakes, and more!   

Then, experience more than 150 objects designed by Wright in the new exhibition at the Museum. Featuring thirty-three never-before-shown drawings by the Wisconsin legend, aswell as rare home movies and various examples of his work.

Your school can use its A@L funds to attend. $4.00 admission fee for students, 1 free chaperone for every 10 students. As a bonus for signing up, your school will receive a FREE classroom set of 30 Frank Lloyd Wright and his New American Architecture books. In addition, each student will receive a family pass for free admission to return to the Museum with their family. 

Space is limited, so CLICK HERE to register now!

You can also CLICK HERE to visit the Milwaukee Art Museum's website and download the "Teachers Guide", a compilation of background information and discussion questions for use in the galleries, lesson plans and more.

To schedule bus transportation, upon receiving e-mail confirmation of your registration, contact Lamers Bus Lines' Jennifer Ott at 414-282-3566, ext. 10423. Lamers will invoice A@L directly and we will deduct it from your A@L budget.