GUGGENHEIM MUSEUM EDUCATION PROGRAMS 2004 Download education programs list RTF or PDF. Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum Peggy Guggenheim Collection Guggenheim Hermitage Museum Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum Lectures Singular Forms (Sometimes Repeated) Constructing the Moving Image (An Archeology): 1965–75 Re: Moving the Image, March 10 Tony Conrad and John G. Hanhardt Representing Place and Form, March 17 Barry Gerson and John G. Hanhardt Meta-Cinematic Strategies, March 24 Morgan Fisher and John G. Hanhardt Reassessing Minimalism Alexander Alberro, March 23 Anne Wagner, April 20 James Meyer, May 4 Anna Chave, May 11 Constantin Brancusi: The Essence of Things William Tucker on Brancusi, July 6 Dore Ashton: Speaking of Brancusi, July 20 Conversations with Contemporary Artists Jane and Louise Wilson, March 9 Adriana Varejão, March 16 Elliott Erwitt, July 13 Rirkrit Tiravanija, October 26 Carlos Amorales, November 10 Simon Starling, December 7 Betsabeé Romero, December 9 Good, Better, Best: Perspectives on Connoisseurship Agnes Gund: The Ones that Got Away: The Ben Heller Collection, September 22 Peter M. Brant: Personal Bests, October 13 Don and Mera Rubell: Not Afraid: Rubell Family Collection, November 3 Annual Hilla Rebay Lecture Christopher Green: Against the Land: Picasso’s Spanish Landscapes of 1909, September 28 Panel Discussions Where Parallels Meet, February 3 Mark Epstein, Tom Finkelpearl, Louise Fishman, Byron Kim, and Amei Wallach Boccioni’s Materia: A Futurist Masterpiece and the Avant-garde in Milan and Paris Boccioni and Picasso: Futurism and Cubism in 1912, February 6 Emily Braun, Giovanna Ginex, Vivien Greene, Pepe Karmel, and Laura Mattioli Rossi Singular Forms (Sometimes Repeated) A Taste for the Minimal: From Design to Lifestyle, March 30 Andrew Bolton, Andrea Codrington, Chee Pearlman, and Mark Wigley On Simplicity: From Belief to Practice, April 6 Norman Brosterman, Richard Kostelanetz, and France Morin Variable Media Symposium, May 8 An Economy of Forms: The Spirit of Reduction in Contemporary Architecture, May 18 Franco Bertoni, Michael Gabellini, Marianne Stockebrand, and Deyan Sudjic Speaking with Hands: Photographs from the Buhl Collection Photophilia: Collecting Photographs, June 22 Geoffrey Batchen, Jennifer Blessing, Marvin Heiferman, and Jeff L. Rosenheim The Tactile Photograph, June 29 Carol Armstrong, Jennifer Blessing, Jeanne Dunning, Kathy O’Dell, and Gary Schneider Symposium: The Aztec Empire The Arts in the Aztec Empire, October 16 Elizabeth Boone, Eduardo Matos Moctezuma, Esther Pasztory, Michael Smith, Felipe Solís, and Richard Townsend The Aztec Empire Contemporary Readings of the Mexican Past: Reinterpreting the History of Mexican Art, October 19 Néstor García Canclini, Mary Coffey, Olivier Debroise, Cristina Faesler, and Jeronimo Hagerman The Visual Anthropology of Keith Haring, November 9 Julia Gruen, Maarten van de Guchte, Robert Rosenblum, and Robert Farris Thompson Ndabua Isien/Nest of Images: Contemporary Indigenous Mexican Poetry, December 14 Briceida Cuevas Cob, Juan Gregorio Regino, Natalia Toledo, Mónica de la Torre, and Eliot Weinberger Performances An Evening of Futurist Music, February 7 Daniele Lombardi Cabaret Prehispánico, November 13 Jesusa Rodríguez From Aztec to High Tech, November 20 Guillermo Gómez-Peña Film Screenings The Guggenheim and the Baroness: The Story of Hilla Rebay, September 21 Public & Artist Interactions The Brown Sheep Project: A Performance Art Workshop, November 18 and 19 Guillermo Gómez-Peña Printmaking Workshop, December 12 Betsabeé Romero Continuing Education Singular Forms at the Guggenheim, March 2–30 Thyrza Nichols Goodeve Learning Photoshop Through Art Session 1: March 10, 17, 24, and 31 Session 2: August 4, 11, 18, and 25 Session 3: October 20 and 27, November 3 and 10 Al Doyle, Computer Coordinator at the Town School Learning Photoshop and Illustrator Through Art, April 17 Al Doyle, Computer Coordinator at the Town School Flash Futurism!, April 24 Al Doyle, Computer Coordinator at the Town School For Families Family Highlights Tour, April 3 Shared Spaces, Symphony of Shapes, April 3 Cory Arcangel Repeated Forms: Making Monoprints, April 24 Joanne Wasti Computer Collaborations, May 15 and 22 Cory Arcangel Learning Through Art Family Day, June 6 Summerscapes Studio Art Workshops, July 19–23, 26–30, August 2–6, and 9–13 Digital Digits, August 7 Rosanna Flouty Bytes and Brancusi, August 21 Rosanna Flouty Life Lines: Finding Inspiration in Keith Haring’s Art, October 23 Día de los Muertos: A Family Celebration, October 30 Collaboration with El Museo del Barrio Codices of the Aztecs, November 13 Aztec Animals and Animation, December 4 and 11 Family Holiday Benefit: The Nutcracker, December 6 Printmaking Workshop, December 12 Betsabeé Romero For Students Learning Through Art: Artist Residencies in New York City Public Schools Art After School at the Guggenheim, Tuesdays February 24–May 11 and October 19–December 7 Designing Digital! 8-Week High School After-School Program, Mondays and Wednesdays, March 29–May 17 Rosanna Flouty Keith Haring: New Wave Aztec Flash-Based High School After-School Program, Mondays, October 25–December 6 Rosanna Flouty and Mike Bell-Smith For Educators Architecture as Art, March 9 Sharon Vatsky Educator Viewing of Singular Forms (Sometimes Repeated), March 10 Exploring Singular Forms, March 20 Reagan Kiser Teaching Through Art, June 9 Connecting Collections: Integrating Modern and Contemporary Art into the Classroom, July 12–16 The Arts and Culture of Mexico: A Two-Part Workshop for Teachers Part 1: Día de los Muertos/Day of the Dead, October 2 Part 2: The Aztec Empire: Methods and Materials for the Classroom, November 3 Open House for Educators, October 20 Aztecs: Art That Reveals a Civilization, November 17 Aztecs and Haring: Symbols and Communication Across the Ages, December 1 Internships and Fellowships Hilla Rebay International Fellows: Gabrielle Decamous Manuela Quarti Works & Process Raymonda, January 18 and 19 American Ballet Theatre stars perform excerpts from the newly revised ballet choreographed by Anna-Marie Holmes and staged by ABT Artistic Director Kevin McKenzie, and discuss the historic classical ballet. Balanchine: The Early Years, January 25 and 26 New York City Ballet dancers perform excerpts from George Balanchine’s seminal ballet Apollo and The Four Temperaments, and then discuss their experiences with Nancy Reynolds. Small Tragedy, February 1 and 2 Playwrights Horizons members preview excerpts from a new play written by Craig Lucas and directed by Mark Wing-Davey. Wallace Shawn moderates. Bachianas Brasileiras, February 8 and 9 New York Philharmonic associate conductor Roberto Minczuk leads a program of music from his native Brazil. Chamber Works of Menachem Zur, February 16 The Group for Contemporary Music performs several of Zur’s chamber works, followed by a discussion led by Charles Wuorinen. Coppelia, February 22 and 23 American Ballet Theatre dancers perform excerpts and Frederic Franklin discusses his staging of this timeless production. Volpone, February 29 and March 1 The Wolf Trap Opera Company performs excerpts from a new opera by Emmy Award–winning composer John Musto. Balanchine: The Middle Years, March 7 and 8 Maria Tallchief coaches American Ballet Theater and New York City Ballet dancers in excerpts from Firebird, and Melissa Hayden analyzes and coaches the choreography of Donizetti Variations. Mourning Becomes Electra, March 15 New York City Opera members perform excerpts from the opera composed by Martin David Levy and based on the trilogy of plays by Eugene O’Neill. Nimet Habachy moderates a discussion. Ermionie, March 29 New York City Opera members perform excerpts from a new production of Gioacchino Rossini’s opera. Nimet Habachy moderates a discussion. Balanchine: The Late Years, April 18 and 19 New York City Ballet dancers perform excerpts from the two main pas de deux in Stravinsky Violin Concerto. Karin von Aroldingen, Jean-Pierre Bonnefous, Peter Martins, and Kay Mazzo discuss the ballet. Frederick Ashton: A Celebration, April 25 and 26 Georgina Parkinson leads a discussion of Ashton’s ballets, and American Ballet Theatre dancers perform excerpts. Three Classical Heroines, May 6 Eos Orchestra conductor Jonathan Scheffer leads Michelle DeYoung in a concert of three vocal masterpieces by Hayden, Berlioz, and Britten. Francesca Zambello discusses. Trisha Brown: New Works, June 6 and 7 The Trisha Brown Dance Company previews Brown’s new choreography prior to their debut. Paul Auster: Poetry and Music, September 12 and 13 Works & Process commissioned new vocal settings for Auster’s poetry, performed by The Group for Contemporary Music. Plan B, September 18 and 19 Big Dance Theater previews excerpts from their latest work, choreographed by Annie-B Parson and codirected by Paul Lazar. Dialogues of the Carmelites—New Visions, September 27 New York City Opera singers perform excerpts from Francis Poulenc’s operatic masterwork. Members of the creative team discuss. American Ballet Theatre and Christopher Wheeldon, October 3 and 4 American Ballet Theatre previews excerpts from Christopher Wheeldon’s ballet VIII, based on the life of King Henry VIII. Young Concert Artists, October 24 and 25 Composers Mason Bates, Kenji Bunch, Daniel Kellogg, and Kevin Puts discuss their music, with performances by Claremont Trio, the Extension Ensemble, Hsing-Ay Hsu, Kevin Puts, and Fred Sherry. Bioethics and the Mind in the New Genetic Age, November 7 and 8 Columbia University Professor of Clinical Psychiatry Robert Klitzman explores the legal, social, and moral implications of genetic information that can predict our future. Balanchine Continued…, November 14 and 15 Principal dancers from the Arizona Ballet perform excerpts and discuss George Balanchine’s influence with Lourdes López and Arizona Ballet Artistic Director Ib Anderson. Two Gentlemen of Verona, November 21 and 22 Composer Galt McDermot conducts his concert version of the musical based on the Shakespearean comedy, joined by playwright and lyricist John Guare for a discussion. Family Holiday Benefit: The Nutcracker, December 6 New York City Ballet dancers perform excerpts from George Balanchine’s The Nutcracker. 2Lips and dancers and space, December 12 and 13 Dancers from the Nederlands Dans Theater III perform excerpts from a new work by Robert Wilson, with texts by Christopher Knowles, joined by choreographer Jirí Kylián for discussion. Holiday Concert, December 18 and 19 Vox Vocal Ensemble and conductor George Steel present holiday music in the museum’s rotunda. Peggy Guggenheim Collection For Visitors Presentations Two presentations on the life of Peggy Guggenheim and the history of her collection, two short tours, and focused presentations on specific art movements and artists in the collection are offered daily. Free Venetian Week, November 17–22 The free-entrance week to all Venetian visitors offered various free tours on selected topics: Themes in Modernism; Relationships and Influences between the Peggy Guggenheim Collection and Venetian Artists; Peggy in Venice; William Baziotes: Paintings and Drawings, 1934–1962; Venetian Postwar Painting; and Futurism in the Gianni Mattioli Collection. It also offered weekend workshops for children on the Magical World of William Baziotes. For Educators and Students Children’s Workshops: Kids’ Day Max Ernst and Automatism, January 4 Peggy’s Pets, January 11 Cubist Portraits, January 18 Sculpture!, January 25 Inside/Outside, February 1 Musical Drawing, February 8 Mask Making, February 14, 15, 21, and 22 Peggy’s Postcards, March 7 My Museum, My Home, March 14 and July 25 Lost and Found, March 21 Make Your Own "Manifesto," March 28 Imaginary Birds, April 4 Make Your Own Frottage Easter Bunnies!, April 11 Make Your Own Pin Inspired by Calder’s Work!, April 18 Reinvent One of Our Sculptures!, April 25 Treasure Hunt, May 9 Sketching Like Michelangelo, May 15, 16, 22, 23 Jackson Pollock’s Portraits, May 30 Not Just Painting, June 6 Let’s Get "Stringy" with Max!, June 13 The Exquisite Figure!, June 20 Body Collages, June 27 Let’s Make Postcards, July 4 Fun with Futurism: Giacomo Balla, Umberto Boccioni and Carlo Carra, July 11 Let’s Make a Story, July 18 Let’s Play with Max Ernst, August 1 A Visit to Remember, August 8 Create Your Own Magic Garden!, August 22 Cornell’s Boxes, September 5 Action Painting, September 12 Let’s Make Collage!, September 19 Automatic Max, September 26 Master Mondrian, October 3 Mimic Morandi, October 10 Explore Peggy’s House, October 17 Story Drawings, October 24 Ghosts in the Air, October 31 Surrealist Exquisite Corpse, November 7 Try to Make it Move, November 14 The Magical World of William Baziotes, November 20, 21, 28 Explore Frottage, December 5 Making a Christmas Garland, December 19 Inspired Calendars for 2005, December 26 A scuola di Guggenheim Project This project promotes art education within the schools of the Veneto region through the collaboration with teachers. It features a series of seminars for teachers held at the Peggy Guggenheim Collection, educational activities for students in schools, and tours of the collection itself. The 2004 program began with a conference held on October 14 to review and assess the 2003 program, with all the schools that participated in the project and with RAISAT, the Italian satellite TV channel and copartner in some of the 2003 activities, attending. The conference highlighted new educational proposals for the 2004 program in order to foster communication among all parties involved and to reflect on the success of this new educational initiative. 2004 Internship Program Seminars and Lectures Poetry and Painting, January 16 Marjan van Dorpe, Roger Raveel Thomas Krens’ Art Policy, January 16 Rose E. Daly Carpaccio: il ciclo di Orsola, January 21 Valentina Lunari The Eschatological Realism of Jerzy Nowosielski, January 23 Maria Nitka Creation in the Visual Art of František Kupka, January 24 Eva Krátká František Kupka, January 24 Veronika Wolf The Concept of Reuse in Contemporary American Architecture, February 14 Morgan Sykes Jaybush Thomas Struth and His Museum Photographs, February 25 Yu Mitsuhashi The Peggy Guggenheim Collection Today, February 25 Marina Thompson Preview of The Era of Michelangelo: Masterpieces from the Albertina, February 26 Achim Gnann Aldo Rossi: A European Postmodern Architect and His Focus on Venice, March 11 Britta Hentschel William Blake: The Myth of Creation between Michelangelo and Ernst, March 24 Rab Lind MacGibbon Julio Gonzalés and Other Artists During the Spanish Civil War, March 24 Rafael Romero Miranda Audioguide: Press 100 for an Introduction, March 25 Jennifer Cherniak The Color Separation Technique and Paintings by Tim Maguire, March 25 Will MacKinnon Pollock Fractal Expressionism: A New Look at Jackson Pollock’s Drip Paintings, March 26 Richard Taylor Tina Modotti, March 28 Mariassunta Ciccarelli Museum Communication, March 28 Anna Maria Dall’Anese Cuerpos Pintados: Photo-exhibition of Roberto Edwards, March 30 Mercedez Elton Irarrazaval Mario Irarrazaval, March 30 Maria Paz Irarrazaval Portfolio: Describing Packaging Design, April 2 Daralrat Ngernwattana Study as the Beginning of the Modern, April 10 Akis Orfanidis Art Herstory 101: The Guerilla Girls and the Conscience of the Art World, April 15 Tatyana Margolin Giacometti: Walking Woman, April 15 Cinzia Biancoletti Joseph Cornell and Dutch 17th-Century Art: Thinking Outside of the Box, April 18 Simone Grant Peggy’s Clue: An Educational and Marketing Proposal, April 18 Alison Tisue Louis Le Brocquay: The Táin Illustrations, April 19 Eimear O’Connell Promoting the Otherwise Obscured, April 24 Allison Holden Furry and Betty Parsons Public Relations and the Era of Michelangelo, April 24 Chiara Bellotti Early Robert Rauschenberg Works from 1949–50, April 25 Katherine Markoski Rosenquist and Semiotics, May 4 Julia Koropoulos Classical Roots in Modern Art: Four Works in the Peggy Guggenheim Collection, May 5 Courtney Strimple Thomas Hart Benton and Jackson Pollock, May 5 Evelyn Kreonlin Malba and the Constantin Collection: A Way of Looking at Modern and Contemporary Latin American Art, May 9 Julia Ariza Untitled: My Paintings, May 9 Virginia Acosta Eva’s Embodiment: Artistic Embodiment in the Work of Eva Hesse (1968–70), May 10 Rachel Servi Highlights on the Rumanian Contemporary Art Scene, May 10 Simona Cretescu Artistic Identity and the Social Status of the Artist, May 21 Isolde Scholberg Influences and Work, May 21 Savala Nolan Analyzing Space in the Work of Chillida, May 23 Dario Tobes Alonso Antropometrie: i pennelli vivi di Yves Klein, May 23 Alvaro Callejo Roales Basquiat and the Appropriation of Graffiti in the New York Art World, May 23 Annie Preziosi Culture and Commerce: The Guggenheim in the 21st century, May 24 Mi Ryung Lee Gaudì: la ricerca della forma, May 24 Victoria Gutierrez del Anillo Molleda Granados: Passiòn. The Development of Spanish Design, May 24 Marina Azanon Garcìa Peggy: My Great-Grandmother, May 27 Agathe Hélion La comunicazione per l’arte, European Institute of Design Milan, June 5 Artist Talk: Lawrence Carroll, June 11 Adolfo Wildt, June 17 Pamela Rech Africa: capolavori da un continente. Critica alla mostra torinese, June 17 Tiziana Gnesutta 20th Century Chair Design, June 20 Emily Drew On the Vital Experience of Constructivist Aesthetics and Berlin’s Dada’s Verification of Reality, June 20 Daniela Silva Frederick Kiesler: His Life and Career, June 30 Kathryn Hargis James Luna: Social Performance as a Native American, June 30 Michael Reardon Pevsner, Gabo, and Serra: Space Sculptors, June 30 Susanna Newbury The Human Remains: Teresa Margolles, July 2 Jocelyn Gonzàlez The Othered "Other": The Racialized Female Body in Modern and Contemporary Art, July 9 Mamie Hyatt Malls and Monuments: Evaluating Contemporary Museum Architecture, July 9 Anna Drummond Entropy Made Visible, July 15 French Clements Magritte and the Betrayal of Images, July 15 Cheryl Chan Displaying the Invisible: New Mapping of Cultural Microsystems on Contemporary European Space, July 22 Marko Stamenković Going for Baroque: A New Relationship Between Baroque and Contemporary Art, July 22 John Carr L’estetica dell’errore tra contemporaneità e modernità, July 25 Chiara Sartori Art in Movement: The Intersection of Space and Time, July 29 Aurélia Thevenet Hegemonic Culture and the Photographic Image, August 9 Mark Zadorozny Studio Visit: Lawrence Caroll, August 11 Fred Wilson’s "Mining the Museum": The Artist as Curator, August 12 Abby Lawler Malls and Monuments: Evaluating Contemporary Museum Architecture, August 12 Tim Scarth Art and Publicity, August 14 Viviana Marinelli The Comeback Kid: Painting in the Post-1980s (Cecily Brown), August 15 Kavior Moon Wolfang Laib, August 15 Ashley Stewart The Funding of an American Museum and Its Impact on Exhibitions, August 18 Amanda Berlin Edward Hopper, August 18 Virginia Fraser Guest Speaker: Peggy’s Secretary, August 19 John Hohnsbeen Studio Visit: New York University Venice Studio Program, August 20 The Futurist Movement and Benedetta, August 24 Lauren Rosenbush Iconoclastia e mercato artistico. Analisi dello sviluppo artistico presso uno stato di tradizione iconoclasta, August 24 Sara Shroukh Lorenzo Lotto: The Religious Problem, August 24 Chiara Vittadello Villa Manin: A New Center for Contemporary Art, August 24 Alessandra Gaier The National Gallery of Art East Building: Architectural Resourcefulness, Sensitivity, and Monumentality in the Historic Center of Washington, August 24 Christopher Platts Cindy Sherman, August 24 Kate Pollack La trasformazione del ruolo dell’arte nella modernità: da rappresentativa ad autoreferenziale, August 24 Maddalena Lerma Preview of the William Baziotes retrospective, August 30 Michael Preble Notes on Peggy and Kiesler, August 31 Harald Krejci Tour of the William Baziotes retrospective, September 2 Michael Preble The New Babylon: A Dynamic Labyrinth, September 8 Gabriele Mazzariol The Unilever Series in the Turbine Hall at Tate Modern (The Weather Project by Olafur Eliasson), September 18 Anne Vollenbroker Carlo Carrà and Anarchism in Italy, September 19 José Sanchez Cuenca Eduardo Chillida: Society and Culture, September 19 Anne Vollenbroker The Art of Giorgione, September 26 Silvia Gusella Pinakothek der Moderne in Munich, September 26 Ulrike Rehwagen Ion Tuculescu at the Venice Biennale in 1948, September 26 Alina Maria Paina Lebanese Contemporary Architecture, October 10 Nayla Khoury Il cavaliere azzurro, October 15 Daniela Bollow Conflicting Views: Three Portuguese Photographers—Gérard Castello Lopes, José Manuel Rodrigues, and Augusto Alves da Silva, October 15 Sofia Ulrich The Importance of Pink Flamingos in American Visual Culture and Kitsch, October 17 Jonathan Ellis Donald Judd and the Chinati Foundation, October 17 Jessica Wilpon La geometria frattale nella pittura di Jackson Pollock, October 23 Claudia Brisotto My Installations in Mexico City, October 24 Isaac Munoz A Case of Anamorphosis: The Ambassadors by Hans Holbein, October 27 Tommaso Torcellan Sixties Abstraction: From Sam Francis to Anthony Caro, October 27 Ana Popovcic Mirella Bentivoglio, October 29 Cinzia Reghellin Mimmo Palladino, October 29 Diana Gentili My Photography, November 4 Kathryn Hillier Picasso Occupied: The War Years, November 4 Cari Frisch Artists’ Wives: The Work of Lee Krasner and Elaine De Kooning, November 7 Stephanie Sykes The Whitechapel Gallery: Art for the People of London’s East End, November 7 Laura Trelford Parallel Visions: Arnulf Rainer and Outsider Art, November 11 Clara Ditz Action Painting, November 15 Alberto González Torres John Sargent’s Exotic Pastiche: Fumée D’Ambre Gris, November 17 Erin Sullivan Vicktor Kovacic: The First Croatian Modern Architect, November 21 Marina Kostenjak The Experience of the Contemporary: A Study of Contemporary Art Museums and Collections Across Italy, November 26 Alice Bonaldi Surrealist Women Artists, November 27 Gustav Beijer Claude Cahun: Masquerade and Gender Performance, November 27 Mathias Danbolt Frida Kahlo, November 27 Marta Costa Felix Gonzalez-Torres and My Work, November 28 Isabel Brito Farré Museum Architecture from the Renaissance to the 21st Century, December 2 Annalisa de Carlo Alexander Calder, December 4 Andrew Bulger The Representation of War in Western Art, December 4 Alexander Wells-Greco Shirin Nashat: Exploring Cultural Identity, December 6 Lia Daniels Niko Pirosmani (1862–1918), December 10 Tamara Papuashvili The Inherent Symbolism of the Layout of Western Museums, December 12 Anjali Pala A Critical Passage: Kenneth Clark at Trinity College, Oxford (1922–26), December 19 Steven Pulimood William Kentridge, December 19 André-Pierre du Plessis The Photographic Work of György Kepes, 1930–43, December 23 Julie Jones Mexican Modernism, December 23 Anna Zerbaro Good Boys Meet Bad Boys: The Ideal of Androgyny in Symbolist Art, December 27 Nathaniel Donahue Tour of the San Marco Basilica, Venice, December 28 Philip Rylands Internship Program Educational Trips Giorgione at the Accademia, Venice, January 20 MART, Rovereto, January 27 Explore Cannaregio, Venice, February 17 Castello di Rivoli, February 24 Fondazione Bevilacqua La Masa, Roni Horn: Drawings; Fondazione Querini Stampalia, Area Scarpa, Venice, March 12–16 Rauschenberg Retrospective, Ferrara, March 23 Palazzo Fortuny: Photography by Mariano Fortuny and Anton Corbijn; Ca’ d’Oro, Venice, April 9–13 PAC: Richard Long and Jivya S. Mashe; Studio Giangaleazzo Visconti: Jedd Novatt; Santa Maria in Chiesa Rossa: Dan Flavin, Milan, April 23–27 British Pop Art, 1956–1972, Modena, May 18 Ca’ Pesaro: Museum of Oriental Art, Shozo Shimomoto; Ca’ Rezzonico, Venice, May 25 San Giorgio Maggiore, Venice, June 8 Villa Manin, Centre of Contemporary Art, Udine, June 22 Gori Collection of Site-Specific Contemporary Sculpture, Prato; Fondazione Marino Marini, Pistoia, July 13 Chiesa della Madonna dell’Orto; the Jewish Ghetto, Venice, July 20 Villa Menafoglio Litta Panza, Varese, August 10 Triennale di Milano, Collezione Permanente di Design Italiano, Milan, September 21 8th Biennale of Architecture, Venice, September 28 Museo Arredo Contemporaneo; Basilica San Vitale; Mausoleo di Galla Placidia; Tomba di Dante; Sant’Apollinare Nuovo, Museo d’Arte della Città di Ravenna: Alberto Giacometti, Ravenna, October 19 Fondazione Bevilacqua La Masa; Chiesa San Salvador; Galleria Michela Rizzo, Venice, October 26 Peggy in Venice: Museo Storico Navale, Palazzo Mocenigo, Museo Correr, Ristorante all’Angelo, Venice, November 16 Action Painting: Arte Americana, 1940–1970, Modena; Palazzo dei Diamanti, II Cubismo: Rivoluzione e tradizione, Ferrara, November 23 Palazzo Ducale; Palazzo Franchetti, Venice, December 7 Castello di Rivoli, December 21 Guggenheim Hermitage Museum For Educators Renoir to Rothko Educator Viewing for public schools, January 28 Renoir to Rothko Educator Viewing for private schools, February 11 Teacher Curriculum Alignment Focus Group, June 17 The Pursuit of Pleasure Educator Viewing, September 22 Workshops Color Theory: A Workshop for Art Teachers, November 6 Jaime Ursic CONTACT! School Tour Program A Century of Painting: From Renoir to Rothko, November 2003–July 2004 The Pursuit of Pleasure, July 2004–February 2005 Outreach Kelly Elementary School, December 13 and 15 21st Century Community Learning Center After-School Program