ArtLab
Registration will open two weeks prior.
This program introduces participants to one of the Museum’s exhibitions in a fun and interactive way. ArtLabs are led by professional artists and/or art educators who will engage participants of all ages and skills in their own unique experience relating to an exhibition on display in the Museum.
Saturday, November 8, 2025
BRUSHSTROKES AND PANELS:
EXPLORING THE SPACE AND FORM OF FRANK LLOYD WRIGHT WITH JACK COFFEY
Lab starts at 10:30am
Free for Members, $5 per Non-Member
Pre-registration is required.
Step inside the mind of Frank Lloyd Wright. This workshop reveals how Wright's revolutionary use of space and form reshaped modern living. Participants will discover the genius behind his open floor plans, see how he turned nature into pure geometry, and learn to sketch their very own Wright-inspired layouts.
Jack Coffey is the Manager of Tours and Educational Programs at the Frank Lloyd Wright Visitors Center, where he has been a passionate steward of Wright’s legacy since 2016. A Central Florida native, Jack’s lifelong appreciation for Wright began at age 12, when he first encountered the iconic Annie Pfeiffer Chapel at Florida Southern College. A graduate of Saint Leo University, Jack has played a key role in enriching the Center’s guided tour experience and has contributed to numerous special projects focused on the preservation and interpretation of Wright’s campus designs.