Press

Taliesin Preservation welcomes the media, scholars, researchers, film crews, and corporate photoshoots to the Taliesin estate.  A Taliesin Preservation representative will accompany all visitors onto the estate at all times. Taliesin Preservation conducts tours everyday May-October, and Taliesin is still a private residence. Access to the estate involves special scheduling, staff coordination, a signed photography/videography agreement, and access fees, as well as 7 business day advance notice.

Interviews

Media, scholars, or researchers who wish to interview Taliesin Preservation staff or Taliesin residents need to sign an interview agreement. Preservation and historic specialists employed by Taliesin Preservation are available for interviews about Taliesin in Spring Green either in person, via phone, or e-mail. Please contact us to arrange this.

Agreements

Signed media agreements are required for photography, video, and interviews conducted on the Taliesin estate. The media/artist/scholar must sign agreements before arriving at Taliesin. A certificate of insurance or FAA pilot’s license may also be required depending on the scope of the project.

Site Access Fee

An access fee may be charged based on the scope of use, project, staff time, or other costs incurred to accommodate media, personal or educational access. Access fees are decided upon by Taliesin Preservation and must be paid before site access and included in the access agreement.

Contact:

Taliesin Preservation
Frank Lloyd Wright Visitor Center

Carrie Rodamaker, Executive Director
5607 County Road C
Spring Green, Wisconsin 53588
(877) 588-7900, Ext. 227

Media Kit

Media Coverage

“7 of the Most Beautiful Places to see in Wisconsin” | When in your State

“Frank Lloyd Wright’s Wisconsin Buildings Taliesin, Jacobs House added to World Heritage List” | Milwaukee Journal Sentinel

“Stakeholders: Frank Lloyd Wright’s World Heritage List Designation Is A Triumph For Wisconsin” | WPR

“These Eight Frank Lloyd Wright Structures Have Just Been Designated UNESCO World Heritage Sites” | Architectural Digest

“Why the addition of Frank Lloyd Wright buildings to World Heritage List is a big deal” | Chicago Tribune

“Frank Lloyd Wright buildings named UNESCO World Heritage sites” | Curbed

“UNESCO Adds Frank Lloyd Wright’s Architecture to World Heritage List” | The New York Times

“UNESCO Adds 8 Frank Lloyd Wright Buildings To Its List Of World Heritage Sites” | NPR

“Frank Lloyd Wright’s Wisconsin buildings Taliesin, Jacobs House added to World Heritage List” | Milwaukee Journal Sentinel

“Frank Lloyd Wright’s Hillside Theatre to be preserved and longtime Taliesin resident Minerva Montooth honored” | Wisconsin State Journal

“Roads Traveled: Dining at Taliesin celebrates local bounty” | Kenosha News

“Do one, learn, one, teach one” | Isthmus

‘How, then, shall we eat?’ Odessa Piper launches new artisan food program at Taliesin | The Cap Times

Retracing the designs of Frank Lloyd Wright | The Tribune Star

Taliesin to host 3 farm dinners beginning August 27 | The Star

Racine designer exhibits historic Frank Lloyd Wright photos in Spring Green | The Journal Times

Take A Wisconsin Architecture Road Trip this Summer | Milwaukee Magazine

For Frank Lloyd Wright’s 150th, Tours, Exhibitions and Tattoos | New York Times