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The Peggy Guggenheim Collection is one of the most important museums of European and American art of the twentieth century in Italy.
The Peggy Guggenheim Collection is open daily from 10am to 6pm. Closed on Tuesdays.
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Myths, Muses and Models
A three-session online course in English
With Ellen McBreen
Programs
Overcoming
Young artists challenge their own practice by creating workshops which become activators of community processes, and catalysts of actions to re-appropriate spaces and redefine social paradigms.
Dorsoduro Museum Mile
The Gallerie dell’Accademia, the Galleria di Palazzo Cini, the Peggy Guggenheim Collection, and Palazzo Grassi – Punta della Dogana are once again connected in the Dorsoduro Museum Mile, a unique cultural itinerary along eight centuries of art.
International Internship Program
A learning and immersive experience at the museum for students who wish to expand their career in the arts or museums.
Discover Peggy Guggenheim
Events
Special program
Myths, Muses and Models: The Femme Fatale
The Surrealists were drawn to the archetype of the femme fatale, the character of the seductive woman who charms and traps her male prey. In 1934, the French sociologist Roger Caillois wrote about the praying mantis for the Surrealist journal "Minotaure". This female insect who devours her mate after mating was a totemic model, articulating deep ambivalence about the perceived powers of female sexuality. Were these myths personal, political, or both? How did female artists like Meret Oppenheim envision alternative narratives about primal male threats?
10 May 2021
7:00 pm
Special program
The Good and The Bad of Words: Hostile Language at School
The Peggy Guggenheim Collection presents a workshop for teachers led by Rosy Russo, president of Parole O_Stili. Russo will introduce and discuss by examples the 10 style principles of the "Manifesto of Non-Hostile Communication," and offer insights on each principle.
12 May 2021
4:00 pm
Workshop
Who Looks at What?
A workshop with S.O.B. (Stefano Ogliari Badessi) that will examine the relationship between the city of Venice and water, as a way to pay homage to both.
14 May 2021 16 May 2021
10:00 am
– 6:00 pm
Special program
Myths, Muses and Models: The Femme-Fleur
The historical roles of actual female models now celebrated as romantic “muses” warrants a more sustained look, alongside women Surrealists like Dorothea Tanning whose hybrid bodies find roots in this "femme-fleur" archetype.
17 May 2021
7:00 pm
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Collection highlights
Jackson Pollock
The Moon Woman
1942
On view
Max Ernst
Attirement of the Bride
1940
On view
Gino Severini
Sea=Dancer
1914
On view
Alberto Giacometti
Woman with Her Throat Cut
1932