Visitors will learn about the “inner beliefs,” so to speak, of architect Wright, and how his personal designing doctrine influenced his design of homes that are spread throughout the country. Three houses that have been called “Wright homes” are in Stark County, although details about those homes are not a part of the exhibition, which was curated by Virginia Terry Boyd, emerita professor at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, and installed at McKinley museum by Kenney. The exhibition was organized by International Arts & Artists in cooperation with the Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation.