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Designed by visionary American architect Frank Lloyd Wright and completed in 1959, the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum is home to one of the world’s finest collections of modern and contemporary art—and is itself a masterpiece.

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Ett internationellt känt konstmuseum och en av de mest betydelsefulla arkitektoniska ikonerna från 1900-talet är Guggenheim-museet i New York samtidigt ett viktigt kulturcentrum, en utbildningsinstitution och hjärtat av ett internationellt nätverk av museer. Besökare kan uppleva speciella utställningar av modern och samtida konst, föreläsningar av konstnärer och kritiker, föreställningar och filmskärmningar, klasser för tonåringar och vuxna, och dagligen klockan 14 på gallerierna som leds av museumsutbildare. Grundades på en samling tidiga moderna mästerverk, är Guggenheim Museum idag en ständigt utvecklad institution som ägnas åt 20-talets konst och bortom.

En 22-kvartssträcka längs Fifth Avenue som är fylld med museer och andra konstinstitutioner.

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J. G.

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Loved it would go back over and over and highly recommend to friends Loved all the exhibits and the architecture is beautiful.

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The Guggenheim is the most popular exhibition in New York City with around 1.5 million people coming every year. That demonstrates the love of this Museum and all that it offers people, globally. This was the highlight of my first trip to New York, something I'd been looking forward to for some time. Located on the Upper East Side of Manhattan, across from Central Park, it is the home for a breadth of collections including Impressionist, Post-Impressionist, early Modern and contemporary art. The artists featured during our visit were Vasily Kandinsky and Cecilia Vicuna. But we were fortunate to view works from other greats of our past - Picasso, van Gogh, Hesse, Monet, Cezanne, Manet, Renoir, Toulouse-Leutrec, Gauguin, Gomes, Pissarro, and more. Most striking of all is the architecture which mesmerises you from the outset. Designed by Frank Lloyd Wright, this cylindrical building, which grows wider at the top than the bottom, captures your height both externally and internally. The unique ramp allows you to roam up (or down - recommend you start at the top via elevator and work your way down) in one continuous spiral walkway which takes you to the top where a stunning ceiling skylight illuminates the building. The stark white allows the art work to 'pop' and showcase itself. There are several rooms that break away from the main rotunda and this is where I found the beautiful textural work of Eva Hesse. Absolutely captivating. Interestingly, the day I visited the Guggenheim in New York my daughter was visiting the sister museum in Bilbao in Spain. There are two museum stores in the building, one obviously you have to go through to exit. The other is on the 3rd floor (I think). There is also a cafe called Cafe Rebay which you can purchase food and refreshments and has a lovely view of Central Park. There is no cost to visit the Museum. And as at July 2022, you had to wear a face mask due to Covid-19. There were no queues at 2pm on a Wednesday and the place was reasonably busy but you never felt crowded or unable to take a photo without people in it. Plenty of toilets available. Staff are always helpful. Disabled access is very good. Highly recommend a visit here to fill your creative cup.

J. B.

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The lady with the iron & the lady with the bird & the spinning triangulation . I enjoyed the movement of the building most and many more of the art work . No wait time

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Very beautiful museum however I was surprised about the amount of collections: I was definitely expecting more artwork at the place. We really loved the Thannhauser collection but those are also couple of pieces. Kandinsky was nice as well but Cecilia Vicuña did not really belong to that museum I found the pieces horrifying..not the best value for money - we should have chosen another museum as a third city pass attraction. Not really a lot to see here but a huge gift shop…