“The Guggenheim — rendered with a custom-trained AI model by artist @emilyxie_art and @titlesxyz. In prompting the model, we were inspired by Frank Lloyd Wright's distinctively organic architecture, seemingly futuristic yet classically recognizable. These elements are complemented by artist @emilyxie_art's creative coding, which explores the interplay of materials and patterns, weaving together themes of mythology, memory, tradition, and heritage." -Emily Xie, Lulu Hedstrom and TITLES, this week's #FrankLloydWrightFridays artists.

“I cannot say for certain when I first learned about the Guggenheim. It seems like I always knew of the work of Frank Lloyd Wright. Growing up, my public library and art books at home no doubt gave me a good introduction. Art history classes in high school, art college and university added to my knowledge. I only dreamed of visiting the museum one day. It very much inspired my drawing featured here, two snails dreaming of big things. Earlier this year I visited the Guggenheim for the first time and was thrilled to finally walk those spirals as I viewed the Harmony and Dissonance: Orphism in Paris, 1910-1930 exhibit.” -Catherine Holmes, this week's #FrankLloydWrightFridays artist.

Step into a world with Ayoung Kim, the 2025 LG Guggenheim Award recipient, where the virtual meets the real in a special after-hours program. Don't miss this special event on July 1! 🔗 Purchase your tickets today! The LG Guggenheim Award and the LG Guggenheim Art and Technology Initiative are made possible by LG. Program technology is provided by LG OLED.

In "Blue Mountain", Kandinsky’s horse-and-rider motif charges toward a new artistic frontier—symbolizing his crusade against conventional aesthetic values and his dream of creating a better, more utopian future through the transformative powers of art. A bold, visionary call for transformation—now on view in the Thannhauser Gallery. #Guggenheim_NewYork #Kandinsky #ModernArt #GalleryViews ___ 🖼 Vasily Kandinsky, "Blue Mountain (Der blaue Berg)," 1908–09.

This month, honor the father figures, mentors, and guiding lights in your life with a memorable day at the museum. Explore "A Poem for Deep Thinkers" and its powerful reflection on fatherhood, legacy, and care—making it the perfect experience to share across generations. Fathers, this is a perfect moment to explore the stories that shape us with the sons in your life. #Guggenheim_NewYork #RashidJohnson #FathersDay #DadsOfInstagram #ArtAndFatherhood

🎂 Happy Birthday to the visionary behind the spiral, Frank Lloyd Wright! Born on this day in 1867, Wright didn’t just design buildings, he reshaped the way we move through space and transformed the landscape of American architecture - especially the New York skyline. His boldest vision? The Guggenheim Museum. With its iconic spiral ramp and organic curves, the building is a work of art in its own right—challenging tradition and inviting us to see differently. Celebrate Wright’s legacy by stepping inside his masterpiece. #FrankLloydWright #Guggenheim_NewYork #ArchitectureIcon #OnThisDay 📸 Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, New York © SRGF. Photo by William H. Short.

#MaxErnst's "City with Animals" (ca. 1919) blends Cubist structure with vibrant animal forms, influenced by Heinrich Campendonk and Franz Marc. Created amid WWI and cultural upheaval, this surreal landscape foreshadows Ernst’s later Surrealist work. The bird hints at his alter ego "Loplop," while the bowler-hat man may represent his father.

"The object of art is not to reproduce reality, but to create a reality of the same intensity." —Alberto Giacometti Alberto Giacometti was 20 years old when he settled in Paris in order to pursue the career of a sculptor. Pictured: Alberto Giacometti, "The Nose," 1949