Conceived in the wake of the COVID-19 outbreak, these projects rethink the Guggenheim’s iconic rotunda as a site of assembly, reflection, and amplification. The series opens with a screening program of videos from the museum’s permanent collection, then turns to focus on singular interventions into the museum’s architecture by three of the most compelling artists working today.

Each of these varied presentations draws on the building’s unique capacity for distanced gathering to create frameworks for dialogue and mutual care. As audiences convene in the Guggenheim’s landmark space, they encounter new paradigms for navigating tensions between collective and individual experience, asking how we might live together better in an increasingly polarized world.

Exhibition Date: March 19, 2021 - September 6, 2021 

The museum has reduced its capacity to 25%. Timed tickets are required for entry.

Museum admission includes access to all exhibitions.

Admission is reduced February 18–March 18, 2021 while we change exhibitions.

The cost of your reduced priced admission ticket can be applied toward future full-price admission.

Admission

Adults: $16 (regularly $25)

Students and Seniors 65+ (with ID): $12 (regularly $18)

Visitors with disabilities: *$12 (regularly $18)

Members: Free

Children under 12: Free

Pay-What-You-Wish Admission

Saturdays, 4 pm–6 pm

Timed tickets are required for entry.

Reserve Tickets 

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