New Frank Lloyd Wright house in Arkansas

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Of course not. Wright's been dead for decades. However, the Crystal Bridges Museum has bought a Wright house that's in danger of major damage from continuing floods, and they're moving the thing to their museum site in Arkansas.

When I saw this news I immediately thought of the Curating Project we do in class and how many students want to include large buildings as part of the exhibit. You're not the only ones, it seems.

Update on the Wright House

An anonymous (for now) buyer has agreed to buy the threatened Frank Lloyd Wright house in Phoenix. Because some folks have two and a half million dollars to help out historic sites.

For the record, it's not me.

Demolition Watch: Wright House

A (really cool) house that Frank Lloyd Wright designed for his son is set to be demolished by developers. But the Phoenix mayor's office has stepped in to the controversy, and the house is now under 24-hour police protection.

New work from dead artists

There may or may not be a lost Leonardo masterpiece hidden behind a Vassari fresco in Italy.

Frank Lloyd Wright once designed a doghouse, which didn't get built for 10 years and then was later scrapped, and now it's built again and the star of a documentary.