Guggenheim A to Z
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Guggenheim A to Z
Guggenheim A to Z comprises a series of intimate conversations that explore topics central to the Guggenheim and the landscape of modern and contemporary art at large. Covering concepts you may come across during your exploration of the Guggenheim, such as nonobjectivity, social practice, identity,...
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Globalism in Contemporary Art at the Guggenheim
Associate Curator Xiaoyu Weng and Public Programs Director Jennifer Yee discuss Tania Bruguera’s The Francis Effect and other works that demonstrate h...
The Spiritual at the Guggenheim
Assistant Curator David Horowitz and Public Programs Manager Alan Siese discuss the museum’s foundation as a “temple of spirit” and artists whose work...
Performance Art versus Performing Arts
Assistant Curator X Zhu-Nowell and Duke Dang, General Manager of the Guggenheim’s Works and Process performing-arts series, discuss the nuances around...
Process Art and Eva Hesse’s "Expanded Expansion", 1969
Objects Conservator Esther Chao and Senior Technician Derek Deluco discuss how they are preparing Eva Hesse’s Expanded Expansion to be exhibited in th...
Identity in Art and Archives
Curatorial fellow Ksenia Soboleva and archivist Tali Han discuss the Guggenheim’s landmark exhibition Rrose is a Rrose is a Rrose and how questions of...
Social Practice and Shaun Leonardo’s "Primitive Games", 2017–2018
Curator Nat Trotman and educator Sharon Vatsky discuss social practice as an art form and Shaun Leonardo’s work Primitive Games, a recent project at t...
Nonobjective Art, Hilla Rebay, and the Guggenheim’s Formation
Curator Megan Fontanella and communications specialist Stephen Grant discuss the museum’s roots and inaugural director Hilla Rebay’s dedication to non...
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