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Lauren Hinkson

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Curator @guggenheim New York // Latest project—Guggenheim Pop: 1960 to Now // Founder, Matriarchy of Magic with my two daughters, NYC

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What happens when Pop art meets the Internet age?

For the contemporary portion of “Guggenheim Pop: 1960 to Now,” curator @mamacurator (Lauren Hinkson) brings CULTURED through a constellation of recent acquisitions that expand the movement’s legacy; from @mauriziocattelan’s ‘Comedian’ to @lucia_hierro_’s larger-than-life bodega bag, @danielgordonstudio’s photographic illusions, and Alex Da Corte’s immersive installation. Together, the works ask how images, objects, and popular culture continue to shape the way we see.

Watch along for a tour of the exhibition, on view through January 10, 2027. by @mamacurator

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“Guggenheim Pop: 1960 to Now” 💥

See Kusama.
See Oldenburg.
See Warhol.

See you at the Guggenheim. 🌀 taken in Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum by @mamacurator

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This final day of Jennie C. Jones: Dynamics, thinking about the incomparable Hilton Als (@hilton.als) and his writing on her work: "...Jones’s drawings are about time, too; the time it took to listen, to draw, to look, and for the experience to recede into other experiences that might or might not be as full.”

If you haven't made a visit, please stop by today @guggenheim. I'll be here for last minute tours! #jenniecjones @jcjstudio #lastdayclub by @mamacurator

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Jennie C. Jones: Dynamics, an exhibition of visionary new work by Jennie. C Jones @jcjstudio on view through May 2, 2022 at the Guggenheim. Paintings, sculptures, drawings, sound installation—works that engage the physical conditions of painting, sound as ephemeral content, and the graphic forms of music notation.

Sonic strategies rendered visual. Active surfaces that are both a part of and apart from the architecture they occupy. The ache of minimalism humming and vibrating. Transcendent geometries. A prompt to be still—to sit within the impermanence and permanence of this singular visual and aural experience.

Thank you Jennie, for the honor and privilege to bring this work to the public with you. #jenniecjones @guggenheim by @mamacurator

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'When all space is filled with a monstrous fog that jumps off the horizon, my different personae are shed. A translucent body is left, and Time unfold as supreme enemy.
But that space is also an epiphany. Disasters imply a misconception of reality. The heart is a stranger to the patterns of matter of their distribution. In darkness, light's new measure.'
Etel Adnan, Fog

Final hours of #eteladnan @guggenheim
installation photos: @dmheald by @mamacurator

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To conquer the moon
With no armor
To pull the sun out
Of its orbit
And transform the ecliptic
Of the human race

Etel Adnan, Jebu

Etel Adnan, Le poids du monde 10 and 11, 2016
#eteladnan @guggenheim by @mamacurator

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Indigo horizon pure whole unbroken sight seeing it

Etel Adnan reciting, remembering fellow poet, Leslie Scalapino.

Etel Adnan, Untitled, 2015 #eteladnan @guggenheim by @mamacurator

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Funneled by the persistence
Of waves, the sea recoils
Just to the line of the horizon

The heart establishes its equations
While history rules itself
In the next room.

Etel Adnan, from The Sky That Isn't
#eteladnan @guggenheim by @mamacurator

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Grateful for grace and mercy this year. Honoring the time together we will never have again. (also, get your kid a polaroid camera early. they can mark time and spirit in a remarkable way). by @mamacurator

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I was in turns heartbroken and full of wonder when my tiny magician asked to make a “healing crystal” costume this year. The children know. They are watching. There will be joy in our futures again. But we have to work at what future we are building for them. #bidenharris2020 #voteforchange by @mamacurator

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Tony Smith, Hubris, 1969. Visualization of unrealized sculpture in concrete. @tonysmithfoundation Been thinking on the unrealized and ‘impossible’ works from the 60s that live only in imaginations or schematic drawings layered in drawers at museums and foundations. What can we learn from this dreaming at a time when one can’t commune in person with objects? Can we finally shed the bindings of institutionalized space, the limits of enclosures, and imagine something new together? by @mamacurator

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Praise the earth. We like getting to know it, one tantrum at a time. by @mamacurator

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