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From Degas to Cézanne, to Vuillard and Van Gogh, the newly-refreshed Thannhauser Gallery is now on view at the Guggenheim. ? Plan a visit to experience these late 19th and early 20th century masterpieces by these artists (and more!) in real life—click the link in our bio to reserve your timed tickets.
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Photo: David Heald
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Today’s #FrankLloydWrightFridays illustration is by @minilemoncake—“I admire the works of Frank Lloyd Wright, and I hope to be able to visit the museum someday. All I can rely on now are photographs, which convey the sophistication and quintessence of the poetic architecture. A view of the Guggenheim from the busy streets of New York City is definitely an experience to behold!”
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Giveaway alert! ? “Object Lessons: Case Studies in Minimal Art� Read More

How do frames shape the way we experience art? ? ⠀ Guggenheim G Read More

#WorkoftheWeek: For this work, artist Sarah Charlesworth masked the text from the Herald Tribune front pages over the course of the month, leaving solely the photographs and masthead behind. The remaining images show repeating coverage of war, government leaders, diplomatic events, and other geopolitical subjects, revealing how the writing and recounting of history prioritizes constructions of violence and white masculinities.
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Experience all twenty six pieces of Charlesworth’s work in our current exhibition “Off the Record”—click the link in our bio to plan your visit.
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“Herald Tribune: November 1977” (1977), © Sarah Charlesworth
Photo: David Heald
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Happy birthday to Franz Kline, who was born #OnThisDay in 1910! ?
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Kline scored his success in the early 1950s with large canvases onto which he applied black and white commercial paint with housepainter’s brushes. He became known as an Action painter because his work expressed movement and energy, emphasizing dynamic line. The characteristic black slashes of “Painting No. 7” (pictured) suggest Kline’s fully body movement as he spontaneously applied the paint.
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“Painting No. 7” (1952), © 2021 The Franz Kline Estate/Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York
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“I want it to creep up on you and stay with you; the power of the still photograph has staying power.” —Deana Lawson via @cultured_mag.
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Last October, Deana Lawson became the first photographer to win the Hugo Boss Prize. Her new exhibition “Centropy” is now on view at the Guggenheim. Experience her powerful, dreamlike photographs in real life—click the link in our bio to plan your visit to the museum.
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The Hugo Boss Prize and exhibition are made possible by HUGO BOSS (@boss).
Pictured: “Chief” (2019), © Deana Lawson
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Today’s #FrankLloydWrightFridays illustration is by @onelinearchitecture—“As an architect, I love exploring space. As an artist, I love exploring shapes. As a whole, I am on a journey of exploring the power of lines in architecture.”
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On #GlobalAccessibilityAwarenessDay, we’re revisiting “Mind’s Eye: A Sensory Guide to the Guggenheim New York,” a new audio experience designed for blind and low-vision communities, and illuminating for all.
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Narrated by a diverse cast of quintessential New York voices, including both regular and renowned city dwellers, the “Mind’s Eye” guide transports listeners to New York City, bringing them from bustling Fifth Avenue into the uplifting space within the museum. The tracks describe sensory aspects of our Frank Lloyd Wright-designed space, creating a rich aural and physical experience. ?
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The “Mind’s Eye” guide is free of charge and available through the Bloomberg Connects app (@bloombergdotorg); on podcasting platforms, including Soundcloud and iTunes, and through our website. Mind’s Eye is made possible by Ornellaia (@ornellaiawinery). Tap the link in our bio to explore the full guide!
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