Camp Taliesin West offers children from the ages of six to 17 the chance to delve into creative fields with experts at Frank Lloyd Wright’s winter home and studio in Scottsdale, Arizona
For young aspiring architects residing in Frank Lloyd Wright's hometown of Scottsdale, Arizona, the esteemed architect's eponymous foundation will run an unprecedented summer camp programme, Camp Taliesin West. The programme offers children from the ages of six to 17 the chance to delve into architecture, engineering, art and photography at Wright’s winter home and studio Taliesin West. Those living further afield are able to participate in the programme virtually through Zoom.
For older ages, campers will investigate the iconic architecture of Taliesin West alongside photographer Andrew Pielage, who will guide students in how to capture the desert landscape using a DSLR camera. A separate theme for this age group will prompt students to create their own city using 3D models and make their own pieces of public art, based on Wright's plans for Broadcare City.
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