Guggenheim Together "Handmade"
Guggenheim Together "Handmade"

The global constellation of Guggenheim museums (which includes @guggenheim_venice, @museoguggenheim, and Abu Dhabi) believes that making art and sharing it helps us find significance in our individual experiences, while viewing art by others enables us to look at the world from different perspectives.

Handmade

Artists are often known for creating art by hand, sometimes in collaboration with others, while others utilize various technologies that remove them from the physical process of making art entirely. Guggenheim Together has selected a number of works to celebrate art made by hand. We invite you to create something handmade to express an important moment, idea, process, or to showcase something you created. You can post your response using the hashtag #GuggenheimTogether for the chance to have your work featured on our international Instagrams!

Gallery

Claire Falkenstein
Entrance Gates to the Palazzo, 1961
Iron and colored glass, Two parts: 277 x 90 cm; 277 x 91.2 cm
Peggy Guggenheim Collection, Venice (Solomon R. Guggenheim Foundation, New York)

Ruth Asawa
Untitled, 1962–65
Brass wire, copper wire, and resin, 62.2 x 61 x 20.3 cm
Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, New York, Gift, The Josef Albers Estate, 1980
© The Estate of Ruth Asawa/Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York

Abigail Lazkoz
130,000 Years of Last Tendencies, 2006–07
Five drawings (2006): India ink and pigmented ink on paper, 152.4 x 254 cm
Mural painting (2007): Acrylic on wall, site-specific dimensions
Guggenheim Museum Bilbao

Alighiero Boetti
Map, 1989
Embroidery on canvas, 120 x 215 cm
Guggenheim Abu Dhabi

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