An Evening at the Everson with Frank Lloyd Wright

THE PRESENTERS

Timothy Totten has studied Frank Lloyd Wright’s life and work for more than 30 years and visited more than 300 Wright structures around the country. In addition to numerous storytelling sessions at schools, libraries and museums across the United States, Totten has presented his work at numerous Wright sites, including Florida Southern College, Robie House, B. Harley Bradley House, Hollyhock House, and more. He is also the creator and volunteer race director for the non-profit Amazing Race for Charity, which has raised more than $300,000 for charities in his community.

Kim Bixler is the author of Growing Up in a Frank Lloyd Wright House and can be seen in the PBS documentary Frank Lloyd Wright’s Boynton House: The Next Hundred Years. Kim Bixler’s family owned Wright’s prairie-style Edward E. Boynton house (1908) from 1977 to 1994. She started giving tours when she was eight years old – sharing Wright’s architectural design details, revealing her favorite hiding spots and dodging the habitually leaky roof. A graduate of Cornell University and NYU, Bixler has traveled the country giving lectures at numerous Wright sites including Taliesin West, Unity Temple, the Darwin Martin House, Wright’s Mason City Iowa sites, the Marin County Civic Center and the Hollyhock House.

Host or Publisher American Institute of Architects Central New York Chapter