theanyspacewhatever at the Guggenheim Museum NYC

http://www.vernissage.tv | theanyspacewhatever at the Guggenheim Museum NYC. Walk-through.
With “theanyspacewhatever“, the Guggenheim Museum New York presents a group exhibition of individual installations for the Rotunda of Frank Lloyd Wright’s landmark building. The show was organized by the Guggenheim Museum’s Chief Curator, Nancy Spector, in close collaboration with the artists. The exhibition brings together ten artists, whose work reaches beyond the visual arts. Theanyspacewhatever features Angela Bulloch, Maurizio Cattelan, Liam Gillick, Dominique Gonzalez-Foerster, Douglas Gordon, Carsten H?ller, Pierre Huyghe, Jorge Pardo, Philippe Parreno, and Rirkrit Tiravanija.

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• guggenheim
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• theanyspacewhatever
• york

[ForLOVEoftheARTS]

FRANK LLOYD WRIGHT designed this masterpiece with the hope that artists would begin to create finer art to be housed in his museum, sadly they didn't. Throw all that out and burn it....leave the museum alone.

[oxoxox22]

Looks like a lot of bored people looking at boring art...yawn...

[cosg9531]

Frank would crap his briefs if he knew what the frauds were doing inside his building. 

[oldpiq]

@BodyHeaven no doubt. Why put even more art into it then? It's like having noodles with rice for dinner.

[greatmustis]

Q le han hecho al guggenheim¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡

[radweed2009]

Love it. So sardonic. Just as we are getting the politics we deserve, and the economics we deserve, we are getting the art we deserve as well.

And when it all burns down, who will miss it?

Love the blinking lights and the barely traced circles on the terrazzo floor.

...and the fabulous arty types. Man, they just make it all worthwhile. We MUST be civilized. How else would we be so artsy?

[xxsoxtayxx]

bello

[theotherbabies]

fixed art fraud art

[BodyHeaven]

Guggenheim Museum itself is an brilliant architecture. As such, it is piece of art 24/7/365. :)

[Silvia1826]

I liked the ink art, but other than that the museum seemed really empty. Mostly were words written every where, flashing lights... I swear hippies made the artwork inside. Everything was simple. Where's the challenge? My imagination had little room to work with.