My family and I took a week-long trip to Arizona this month, one which had originally been planned to happen in 2020 but was delayed because of COVID. One of our top priorities was to take our sons to Taliesin West, to expand their knowledge of Frank Lloyd Wright and to show them where we spent several winters as fellowship members at the Frank Lloyd Wright School of Architecture. As it happened, the delay was fortunate because we were able to visit Taliesin West during an exhibit of the glass work of Dale Chihuly, an exhibit called "Chihuly in the Desert".
Dale Chihuly is an internationally known glassblower who studied at the University of Wisconsin, in the nation's first glass program. It was a special treat to see both the Taliesin West campus and Chihuly's work. We came back again in the evening to see the glass pieces lit up against the desert sky.
Chihuly in the Desert runs through June 19.
Dale Chihuly is an internationally known glassblower who studied at the University of Wisconsin, in the nation's first glass program. It was a special treat to see both the Taliesin West campus and Chihuly's work. We came back again in the evening to see the glass pieces lit up against the desert sky.
Chihuly in the Desert runs through June 19.
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