Guggenheim Museum Visit
June 11 at 10:30am
Frank Lloyd Wright's spiraling ramp transforms browsing art into gliding through a sculpture. Modern masterpieces by Kandinsky, Picasso, and Van Gogh unfold as you descend the iconic curves.










Carnegie Hill
Wright's spiraling ramp turns looking at art into something cinematic. Works by Kandinsky, Picasso, and Cézanne reveal themselves gradually as you ascend the light-filled atrium. The building itself is performance art.
Tips
June 11 at 10:30am
Frank Lloyd Wright's spiraling ramp transforms browsing art into gliding through a sculpture. Modern masterpieces by Kandinsky, Picasso, and Van Gogh unfold as you descend the iconic curves.

June 11 at 10:30am
Walking the Guggenheim's spiral ramp feels like strolling through a sculpture. Frank Lloyd Wright's 1959 masterpiece frames modern works by Kandinsky, Picasso, and others in an airy, light-filled journey where the architecture is half the show.

June 11 at 10:30am
Seventeen cameras, one footballer, ninety hypnotic minutes. This dual-screen installation turns a single 2005 match into an intimate portrait of Zinédine Zidane, following his every move even when the ball isn't near. The twentieth-anniversary presentation pairs the theatrical film with raw footage from one camera, the two streams occasionally syncing into a mesmerizing rhythm.
Carnegie HillOpens Thursday at 10:30 AM










Wright's spiraling ramp turns looking at art into something cinematic. Works by Kandinsky, Picasso, and Cézanne reveal themselves gradually as you ascend the light-filled atrium. The building itself is performance art.
Tips
June 11 at 10:30am
Frank Lloyd Wright's spiraling ramp transforms browsing art into gliding through a sculpture. Modern masterpieces by Kandinsky, Picasso, and Van Gogh unfold as you descend the iconic curves.

June 11 at 10:30am
Walking the Guggenheim's spiral ramp feels like strolling through a sculpture. Frank Lloyd Wright's 1959 masterpiece frames modern works by Kandinsky, Picasso, and others in an airy, light-filled journey where the architecture is half the show.

June 11 at 10:30am
Seventeen cameras, one footballer, ninety hypnotic minutes. This dual-screen installation turns a single 2005 match into an intimate portrait of Zinédine Zidane, following his every move even when the ball isn't near. The twentieth-anniversary presentation pairs the theatrical film with raw footage from one camera, the two streams occasionally syncing into a mesmerizing rhythm.