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Features Reshaping the American Museum, Summer 2019

Exhibiting Change: When Some of the Best-Attended Exhibitions in Museums Are Protests, Where Do Institutions Go from Here?

By Barbara Pollack Posted 05/21/19 12:27 pm

All around the country, directors are grappling with questions of equity, diversity, and inclusion. Read More

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Guggenheim’s Hilma af Klint Survey Is Most Popular Show in Its History

By Annie Armstrong Posted 04/18/19 5:31 pm

Over 600,000 people have visited the exhibition, which ends April 23. Read More

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Guggenheim Museum to Expand Open Hours, With Daily Visitation and Evening Access

By Claire Selvin Posted 12/11/18 3:42 pm

For its 60th anniversary fete, the museum will also offer special events and activities. Read More

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Holding Onto Form and Passion: Agnes Martin’s Guggenheim Retrospective Reveals How Her Self-Incarceration Produced a Visual Utopia

By Alfred Mac Adam Posted 10/25/16 12:34 pm

What’s in a name? Quite a bit if the name is Agnes Martin. Agnes is a martyr, a virgin saint, the patron of girls and gardeners. And both martyrdom and gardening come right to the point of Martin’s art.Her career … Read More

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Stars of the Electric Stage: Matthew Weinstein on Moholy-Nagy at the Guggenheim and ‘Lady Dynamite’

By Matthew Weinstein Posted 08/24/16 4:34 pm

The painting Z VIII (1924) by Laszlo Moholy-Nagy (1895–1946), is a schematic representation of intersecting transparent planes. It is a dictionary of Bauhaus formalism, and would come off as generic were it not for its decorative colors, colors that predict … Read More

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Intimate Impressions: ‘But a Storm Is Blowing From Paradise’ Offers a Nuanced View of Middle Eastern Art at the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum in New York

By Barbara Pollack Posted 08/03/16 12:18 pm

Through October 5 Read More

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A Fight at the Museum: Ryan McNamara Brings Battling Dance Troupes to the Guggenheim

By Alex Greenberger Posted 05/03/16 12:46 pm

Last night, Ryan McNamara staged a turf war at the Guggenheim. Three trios had an hour-long dance-off that took place in the museum’s basement, in a new performance called Battleground (2016), and the audience was left to pick the winner. … Read More

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Francesca Lavazza Joins Guggenheim’s Board of Trustees

By Alex Greenberger Posted 03/15/16 11:47 am

The Guggenheim announced today that Francesca Lavazza was elected to the museum’s board of trustees in February. Lavazza is a board member of the Lavazza Group, the owner of the similarly named Turin-based coffee company where she served as corporate … Read More

Open Sesame: Art Events in New York

9 Art Events to Attend in New York City This Week

By The Editors of ARTnews Posted 02/01/16 10:50 am

A guide to the next seven days Read More

Open Sesame: Art Events in New York

9 Art Events to Attend in New York City This Week

By The Editors of ARTnews Posted 01/25/16 10:59 am

A guide to the next seven days Read More

Open Sesame: Art Events in New York

9 Art Events to Attend in New York City This Week

By The Editors of ARTnews Posted 11/16/15 10:30 am

A guide to the next seven days Read More

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Guggenheim Museum Reveals Short List for 2016 Hugo Boss Prize

By Alex Greenberger Posted 10/22/15 11:51 am

The Guggenheim Museum announced the shortlist today for next year’s Hugo Boss Prize, awarded biennially to a mid-career artist. Past winners have included Paul Chan, Tacita Dean, and Danh Vo.The winner of the Hugo Boss Prize receives $100,000 and an … Read More

Retrospective

Time on Their Hands: Scott Burton on Richard Serra and Bruce Nauman’s Durational Art, in 1968

By The Editors of ARTnews Posted 10/16/15 4:00 pm

Scott Burton is best known for his minimalist furniture, which usually involves granite and bronze and is currently being shown as part of MoMA’s PS1’s “Greater New York.” But Burton started out as a critic. In the late ’60s, he was an … Read More

Artists Retrospective

‘I Will Not Be a Sunday Painter’: Alberto Burri Makes a Picture, in 1954

By The Editors of ARTnews Posted 10/09/15 11:41 am

Today the Guggenheim opens “Alberto Burri: The Trauma of Painting,” a retrospective of the Italian artist who died in 1995. The show, which runs through January 16, is the first major Burri retrospective in over 30 years and for many … Read More

Exhibiting Change: When Some of the Best-Attended Exhibitions in Museums Are Protests, Where Do Institutions Go from Here?

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Exhibiting Change: When Some of the Best-Attended Exhibitions in Museums Are Protests, Where Do Institutions Go from Here?

Guggenheim’s Hilma af Klint Survey Is Most Popular Show in Its History

Guggenheim Museum to Expand Open Hours, With Daily Visitation and Evening Access

Holding Onto Form and Passion: Agnes Martin’s Guggenheim Retrospective Reveals How Her Self-Incarceration Produced a Visual Utopia

Stars of the Electric Stage: Matthew Weinstein on Moholy-Nagy at the Guggenheim and ‘Lady Dynamite’

Intimate Impressions: ‘But a Storm Is Blowing From Paradise’ Offers a Nuanced View of Middle Eastern Art at the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum in New York

A Fight at the Museum: Ryan McNamara Brings Battling Dance Troupes to the Guggenheim

Francesca Lavazza Joins Guggenheim’s Board of Trustees

9 Art Events to Attend in New York City This Week

9 Art Events to Attend in New York City This Week

9 Art Events to Attend in New York City This Week

Guggenheim Museum Reveals Short List for 2016 Hugo Boss Prize

Time on Their Hands: Scott Burton on Richard Serra and Bruce Nauman’s Durational Art, in 1968

‘I Will Not Be a Sunday Painter’: Alberto Burri Makes a Picture, in 1954

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