Guggenheim Director Richard Armstrong to Depart Museum After 14 Years
In 2023, Armstrong will leave after critically successful retrospectives and a series of behind-the-scenes controversies.
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The Guggenheim is Making a Major Investment in Digital Art and Technology
The museum has announced a new award and curatorial position dedicated to artists working in new technologies.
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One Work: Etel Adnan’s “Untitled”
Mount Tamalpais was a motif of the late artist's life and paintings, exemplified by one canvas from 1984 that captures a sense of becoming.
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Guggenheim Members Met With Protests, Antwaun Sargent Interviews Awol Erizku, and More: Morning Links from October 2, 2020
Here's what we're reading this morning.
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Black Ghosts: Basquiat’s “Defacement” at the Guggenheim
There is no way the show would have been possible without Black Lives Matter, and the discussions around state violence and blackness that the movement mainstreamed.
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Andrew W. Mellon Foundation Awards Guggenheim Foundation $750,000 Grant
The funds will support the preservation of Minimal, Post-Minimal, and Conceptual artworks.
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We Have Decided Not To Die
It was wrong to die, held Arakawa and Gins, and they knew how to avoid doing so.
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Revolution Under Review
Two Chicago exhibitions signal a post–Cold War shift in the way Western museums frame the visual culture of the Russian Revolution.
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Declining White House’s van Gogh Loan Request, Guggenheim’s Nancy Spector Offered Maurizio Cattelan’s Gold Toilet Instead
"It's a very delicate subject," the artist said.
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Possible Views of the Art World
Together, Impossible Views and MacArthur Park suggest that art itself might be such a failed project.
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Lottie London Launches ‘Vampire Diaries’-inspired ‘Blood for Beauty’ Campaign
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‘ManningCast’ Cracks Media Bubble With Compelling TV, ‘SNL’ Spoof
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