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Chandler Museum exhibit focused on organic architecture

In 2013, the Organic Architecture and Design Archives, Inc., also known as OA+D, was founded as an educational non-profit organization,

The OA+D Archives collection contains works by architect Frank Lloyd Wright, Taliesin Fellows and other followers of the organic design philosophy.

In partnership with the OA+D Archives, the Chandler Museum has developed a micro exhibit to provide a glimpse of the treasures that continue to accumulate under OA+D’s stewardship.

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Chandler Museum exhibit focused on organic architecture

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In 2013, the Organic Architecture and Design Archives, Inc., also known as OA+D, was founded as an educational non-profit organization,

The OA+D Archives collection contains works by architect Frank Lloyd Wright, Taliesin Fellows and other followers of the organic design philosophy.

In partnership with the OA+D Archives, the Chandler Museum has developed a micro exhibit to provide a glimpse of the treasures that continue to accumulate under OA+D’s stewardship.

“Select Treasures from The Organic Architecture + Design Archives: A Micro Exhibit” is open now and will be on view through Jan. 26, 2025.

The Chandler Museum is located 300 S. Chandler Village Drive. It's open Tuesdays through Saturday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.; Sundays 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. and closed on Mondays. Admission is free.

Find more information on the exhibitions and programming online at chandlermuseum.org or call 480-782-2717.

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