which would eventually house Guggenheim’s collection which consisted mainly of what curator Hilla Rebay, termed non objective art, that is art which spoke through the universal language of ...

1959 by The New York Times. Reprinted by permission. “Wright Vs. Painting: A Critique of Guggenheim Museum Finds Design Defeats Its Function” The paintings project from the wall on long metal ...

were “the ‘foreboding’ of all this in art.” Sonia Delaunay, The Ball, 1913 The Guggenheim exhibition introduces the leading Orphists—the Delaunays and Kupka—in its first gallery.

Instead, this Guggenheim blockbuster, which surveys work made between 1910 and the early '40s, proves that Orphism was less a movement than a pivotal transitional moment in Western art history.

Thannhauser gifted his art collection, including “Woman Ironing,” to the Guggenheim following his death in 1976. The Guggenheim said the complaint “strikingly fails to acknowledge” that ...

The tone of voice and language used throughout aim to communicate that the Guggenheim is a museum for everyone, as well as reiterate the importance of art more broadly. At the heart of the rebrand, ...

Juan Ignacio Vidarte have revealed the keys to the eleven exhibitions that visitors will be able to enjoy in 2025.

The Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, or simply, "The Guggenheim," is one of the most well-known art museums in the country, and it's just as renowned for its cutting-edge design as it is for its pieces.