Peggy Guggenheim, Vasily Kandinsky, and Marie Vassilieff: Artists, Encounters, and Dialogues at Guggenheim Jeune

Curated by Professor Silvia Burini, the talk examines the artists and other figures who shaped the history of international art at Guggenheim Jeune, the London gallery founded by Peggy Guggenheim in 1938.

By exploring the works of Vasily Kandinsky, Marie Vassilieff, and other leading figures of the European avant-garde, it traces the circulation of ideas, languages, and people in London in the late 1930s.

This is an opportunity to rediscover Peggy Guggenheim's role in promoting modern art and her contribution to the international art scene of her time.