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Immerse yourself in the iconic Frank Lloyd Wright spiral building, while exploring modern and contemporary art. Plan your visit.👇
Frank Lloyd Wright's architectural masterpiece home to a world-renowned collection of modern and contemporary art.
What happens when chess meets art? ♟️
Meet the team behind Pawn Chess Club () as they share their thoughts on Carol Bove’s chess sets and why they’re excited to bring their community to the Guggenheim.
Tomorrow, Pawn Chess Club brings a pop-up experience to Late Shift from 6:30-9 pm. Whether you’re a longtime player or moving your first piece, everyone’s invited to play. ♟️
Get your tickets at the → link in our bio!
⚽️ Watch the game from inside the Guggenheim!
Whether you’re here for the art, the sport, or both, grab a drink and a bite at Frank’s Pub and catch a livestreamed match inside one of New York’s most iconic spaces. 🏟️🍻
Join us Friday afternoons for matches featuring beer, soft drinks, hot dogs, pretzels, popcorn, and more.
📅 Match schedule:
June 19 — United States vs. Australia
June 26 — Norway vs. France
July 3 — Round of 32
July 10 — Quarterfinals
Frank’s Pub opens one hour before each match. Free with museum admission and free for members.
Get your tickets now: https://www.guggenheim.org/event/soccer-fridays-at-franks-pub/2026-06-19
06/15/2026
Discover Vincent van Gogh’s "Roadway with Underpass" (Le viaduc) 🌿
While living in Paris, Van Gogh often traveled to Asnières, a suburb outside the city, to paint directly from the landscape. He believed artists should study nature firsthand, writing that a scene must be “found” in nature rather than invented.
Painted in 1887, "Roadway with Underpass" reflects a pivotal moment in Van Gogh’s practice as he experimented with the techniques and ideas shaping modern painting—from the lighter palette of Impressionism to the color theories of Divisionism.
The work also foreshadows the bridges and urban landscapes Van Gogh would later paint in Arles, marking a transition toward the expressive style he is known for today.
View "Roadway with Underpass" (Le viaduc) in our Thannhauser Collection.
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Vincent van Gogh, "Roadway with Underpass, Asnières,” 1887.
06/14/2026
New York knows how to make history. 🏀
Congratulations to the New York Knicks, 2026 NBA Champions. 🏆
🖼️ Tschabalala Self, “Sprewell,” 2020. Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, New York Gift, Galerie Eva Presenhuber, Zurich and New York, and the artist. © Tschabalala Self.
06/13/2026
What happens when a familiar subject becomes an experiment in light and movement? 🐈⬛
Natalia Goncharova’s "Cats” transforms a scene of three felines into a study of energy, color, and perception. Created in the Rayonist style, the work reflects the movement developed by Goncharova and her artistic partner Mikhail Larionov, which moved beyond traditional representation to explore the effects of light.
Painted shortly after Goncharova’s participation in the 1912 Der Blaue Reiter exhibition, "Cats" captures the artist’s search for a new visual language rooted in modernity and experimentation.
Explore this work IRL in "Collection in Focus: Modern European Currents."
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Natalia Goncharova, "Cats (rayist percep.[tion] in rose, black, and yellow),” 1913. © 2026 Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York/ADAGP, Paris.
Your next Late Shift performer → Clarice Jensen () 🎻
Join Clarice on Thursday, 6/18 for a special live performance blending cello, effects, pedals, and loops into immersive soundscapes that move between classical, ambient, and electronic worlds—creating what NPR’s Tom Huizenga calls a “kaleidoscopic, surging cathedral of sound.”
Join us under the spiral for an unforgettable night of live music, art, and after-hours energy at the Guggenheim. 🌀
Get your tickets at the [link in bio]
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Now Open → "Collection in Focus | Zidane, a 21st century portrait" ⚽
Presented publicly at Guggenheim New York for the first time, this installation marks the twentieth anniversary of Douglas Gordon and Philippe Parreno’s iconic work—and arrives on the first day of the 2026 World Cup.
Filmed during a single match at Santiago Bernabéu Stadium in 2005, "Zidane, a 21st century portrait" follows Zinédine Zidane () in real time through the lens of seventeen synchronized cameras, transforming one game into an intimate portrait of spectacle, celebrity, memory, and movement.
On view as a unique two-screen installation in the Peter B. Lewis Theater, the presentation pairs the theatrical film with raw footage from one of the original camera feeds—offering a new way to experience this landmark work from the Guggenheim collection.
Screening continuously during museum hours through July 19.
Visionary support for Collection in Focus is provided by Aleksandra Janke and Andrew McCormack, with additional funding provided by The Achelis and Bodman Foundation and Laura Clifford.
The Guggenheim opens its doors early for families on one Saturday each month 🎨
At Stroller Hour on June 13 explore "Carol Bove" in a welcoming environment with spaces for rest, reflection, and play. Then, take part in a guided artmaking activity designed for young children and their caregivers to create, connect, and explore together.
Advance registration required. Free for Members at the Dual/Family level and above. Museum admission included.
Take a look behind the scenes, then see Carol Bove in person. 🌀
Bove’s dynamic works transform industrial materials into gestures of movement, scale, and possibility—offering a striking dialogue with the museum’s architecture.
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