EDUCATION PROGRAMS 2003 Download education programs list RTF or PDF. Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum Peggy Guggenheim Collection Guggenheim Hermitage Museum Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum Lectures Sculptural Views Cremaster 3: The Process of Making, February 22 Nancy Spector, Gabe Bartalos, Linda LaBelle, Matt Wallin, and Matthew D. Ryle Performance and the Object, March 25 Thyrza Nichols Goodeve, Jens Hoffmann, Amelia Jones, and Frazer Ward Narrative Sculpture and Sculptural Narratives, April 8 Louise Neri, Richard Flood, and Molly Nesbit Conversations with Contemporary Artists Matthew Barney, March 4 Olafur Eliasson, April 24 Liam Gillick, May 6 Brian Alfred, July 8 Richard Phillips, July 22 Tom Friedman, September 30 Maria Marshall, November 4 Anri Sala, November 18 Mediated Discourses: Film, Video, and Installation Practices Constructing Narrative, March 26 John G. Hanhardt Shaping Space and Time, April 16 John G. Hanhardt Creating a Scene, April 30 John G. Hanhardt Malevich Revisited Malevich, Suprematism, and the Rhetoric of Non-Objective Art, June 24 Matthew Drutt Malevich's School: From Individuality to 'Collective Creation', July 1 Nina Gourianova Another Malevich: A Cinematic Geometry, July 29 Margarita Tupitsyn Pop Polemics Compassion (and Withholding), October 1 John G. Hanhardt and Lauren Berlant Why Do We Keep Saying Where We're Coming From? October 8 John G. Hanhardt and David Simpson The Experimental Disposition: Nietzschean Proving Grounds, October 15 John G. Hanhardt and Avital Ronell Good, Better, Best: Perspectives on Connoisseurship Photography: Likable, Important, or Controversial? October 7 Vicki Goldberg Taking Stands, November 11 Arthur Danto The Good, the Bad, and the Very Bad: A Year in the Life of an Art Critic, December 2 Jerry Saltz Annual Hilla Rebay Lecture Lost in the Stars: Allegorical Journeys in Sixties Pop from Warhol to Dylan, October 21 Thomas Crow Panel Discussions Contemporary Art and the Language of Advertising, October 28 Robert Rosenblum, Jeff Koons, and Richard Phillips Art and Science Fiction: Critical Visions of the Future, December 9 Samuel Delany, Beryl Korot, and Mariko Mori James Rosenquist in Perspective, December 16 A Conversation with James Rosenquist and Robert Rauschenberg. Moderated by exhibition curators Sarah Bancroft and Walter Hopps. Public & Artist Interactions Matthew Barney: The Cremaster Cycle Weaving on a Rigid Heddle Loom, Saturdays March 1—April 26 Linda LaBelle Prosthetic Makeup and Special Effects Seminar, March 15 Gabe Bartalos Digital Effects in Contemporary Art, April 12 Matt Wallin Fabricating Cremaster 3, May 10 Matthew D. Ryle James Rosenquist: A Retrospective The Original Originator: Professional Beginnings for Professional Artists, November 1, 8, 15, and December 13 James Rosenquist Continuing Education Learning Photoshop Through Art Session #1: February 19, 26, and March 5 and 12 Session #2: August 6, 13, 20, and 27 Session #3: October 22, 29, and November 5 and 12 Al Doyle, Director of Academic Technology, St. Bernard's School Introduction to Modern Art, Weds July 9-30 Tracey Bashkoff and Lisa Panzera Drawing the Guggenheim, Sats July 12–August 2 Dawn Clements Introduction to Contemporary Art, Weds October 22–November 12 Thyrza Nichols Goodeve, producer, writer, and current member of the graduate faculty at the School of Visual Arts Contemporary Art Reading Groups The Role of the Document, March 12 Pablo Helguera, reading: Paul Schimmel Contemporary Mythologies and the Visual Arts, April 2 Pablo Helguera, reading: Burton Feldman The Cremaster Glossary, April 23 Pablo Helguera, reading: Matthew Barney The Executioner's Song, May 7 Pablo Helguera, reading: Norman Mailer Reconsidering Malevich, July 2 Pablo Helguera, reading: Kazimir Malevich Vasily Kandinsky: Concerning the Spiritual in Art, August 6 Pablo Helguera, reading: Kenneth C. Lindsay and Peter Verg For Families My iMovie at the Guggenheim, March 29 Rosanna Flouty Portraiture in Photoshop 6.0, April 26 and May 3 Rosanna Flouty Photoshop Pop! Digital Workshop, November 8 Rosanna Flouty Family Day at the Guggenheim, May 17 Summerscapes for Youth: Studio Art at the Guggenheim Museum Program #1: July 14, 15, 16, and 18 or Program #2: August 4, 11, 18, and 25 Summerscapes for Pre-teens: Studio Art at the Guggenheim Museum Program #1: July 28, 29, 30, and Aug 1 or Program #2: August 6, 13, 20, and 27 Exploring Rosenquist's World, December 6 Family Highlights Tour, December 13 For Students and Educators For Students Art After School at the Guggenheim: Ages 8–11 Session #1: March 4 and 11, April 1, 8, 15, and 29, and May 6 and 13 Session #2: October 7, 14, 21, 28, and November 4, 11, 18, and 25 After School High School Animation Program, Mons and Weds March 10–May 17 Animating Pop: From Studio to Screen: Digital After-School Program for High School Students, October 20, 27, and November 3, 10, 17, and 19 Rosanna Flouty For Educators Educator's Viewing of Matthew Barney: The Cremaster Cycle, March 4 Word and Image: Creative Writing with Contemporary Art, March 11 Reagan Kiser Teaching Teens with the Art of Matthew Barney, April 5 Reagan Kiser Architecture as Art, May 3 Sharon Vatsky Teaching Through Art, May 29 Rebecca Shulman Herz Connecting Collections: Three Museums Focus on Modernism, July 21–25 The Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, The Metropolitan Museum of Art, and Whitney Museum of American Art present a summer seminar for educators. Off the Wall: Modern Masters in the Classroom, September 20 Reagan Kiser Open House for Educators, October 28 Icons of the Times: The Art of James Rosenquist, November 8 Reagan Kiser Creative Writing in the Museum, December 9 Reagan Kiser Works & Process Dance as Ever, January 26 and 27 New York City Ballet Principal Peter Boal performs choreographer Leigh Witchel's repertory with commentary by Nancy Reynolds of the Balanchine Foundation. My Life With Albertine, February 2 and 3 Richard Nelson and Ricky Ian Gordon discuss the evolution of their new musical based on sections of Marchcel Proust's Remembrance of Things Past. Dancers and Competitions, February 9 and 10 ABT dancers perform classical and contemporary solos and pas de deux, and discuss the pressure of competition and its impact on their careers. A Little Night Music, February 24 New York City Opera cast members perform excerpts of the 1990 production. Stephen Sondheim, Director Scott Ellis, and Choreographer Susan Stroman participate in a panel discussion. Tiffany Mills Company, March 2 and 3 Choreographer Tiffany Mills with experimental composer John Zorn. Choreographer Trisha Brown joins a panel moderated by George Steel. The Ensemble Alternance, March 9 and 10 The evening features Philippe Manoury's Ultima, Gestes, and excerpts from his opera K, as well as Philippe Schoeller's Incantations. Marc-André Dalbavie, March 15 and 16 Marc-André Dalbavie conducts the Paris Orchestra in a concert of his own works with performances by the group Lionheart and Jean-Paul Fouchécourt. Little Women, March 17 NYCO cast members perform selections of Composer Marchk Adamo's opera Little Women and Composer John Corigliano moderates the panel. Matthew Barney and Jonathan Bepler, March 30 and 31 Matthew Barney and Jonathan Bepler discuss their collaboration. Look Again: ABT's Corps de Ballet, April 6 and 7 American Ballet Theatre mistress Susan Jones leads the corps in a rehearsal. A Rose by Any Other Name, April 27 and 28 Guillaume Graffin, principal dancer with American Ballet Theatre, examines Romeo and Juliet in theater and in dance. Compañia de la Danza Narciso Medina, May 4 and 5 Cuban choreographer Narciso Medina's company performs new works. Richard Festinger and Denis Johnson, May 18 and 19 Composer Richard Festinger premieres new work with text by novelist and poet Denis Johnson. Soprano Amy Burton and the Group for Contemporary Music perform. William Christie: An Interpreter's Methods, June 12 Conductor William Christie leads a group of 20 singers and soloists from France's top vocal and period-instrument ensemble Les Arts Florissants. Two Takes on The Orphan of Zhao, June 29 and 30 Director Chen Shi-Zheng presents excerpts from his two new versions of a classic Chinese drama of moral consciousness and revenge. Lucia di Lammermoor, September 8 New York City Opera singers perform and join in a panel discussion moderated by WQXR announcer Nimet Habachy. Bright Lights, Big City, September 14 and 15 Based on Jay McInerney's novel, the musical was composed by Paul Scott Goodman. A Broadway cast performs and McInerney and Goodman discuss their work. La Finta Giardiniera, September 22 New York City Opera members perform excerpts and WQXR announcer Nimet Habachy moderates a panel discussion. Antony Tudor Ballets, October 28 and 29 ABT dancers perform examples of early and late Tudor works and join in a discussion highlighting his influence. Stanley Kunitz: A Celebration, October 19 and 20 Kunitz reads from his work and jazz vocalist Andy Bey joins the Group for Contemporary Music for this premiere performance. Ned Rorem: 80th Birthday Celebration, November 24 Composer Ned Rorem's monumental Evidence of Things Not Seen is performed by The New York Music Festival of Song. Balanchine's Lost Choreography, November 16 and 17 Frederic Franklin and Marchia Tallchief recreate lost choreography from two of Balanchine ballets. New York City Ballet's principle dancer Nikolaj Hübbe and others perform original pas de deux. Dance scholar Nancy Reynolds leads a discussion. Alladeen, December 23 and 24 The Builders Association and Motiroti preview a multimedia performance as Director Marchianne Weems resets the familiar story of Aladdin. Professor Murray Gell-Mann, December 7 and 8 Professor Murray Gell-Mann discusses the delicate interplay of regularities and randomness in the sciences, the arts, and everyday life. The Further Adventures of Monkey, December 14 and 15 Featuring excerpts of composer Fred Ho and director Christopher Mattaliano's new show. Choral Music for the Holidays, December 20 and 21 Featuring conductor George Steel and the highly acclaimed Vox Vocal Ensemble's 16-member a cappella chorus. Peggy Guggenheim Collection Free Venetian Week During this week special education programs and tours were organized for the Venetian public. Tours included Themes in Modernism: A Closer Look at the Permanent Collection, Presentazione: Peggy in Venice, Visita Guidata: Peggy and Kiesler: Collezionista e visionario, and Focus on Venetian postwar painting. For Educators and Students Children's Workshops: Kids' Day Cubist Portraits, January 12 Looking at Cubism and Futurism, January 26 Animal Hide and Seek, February 9 Carnival Special: Let's Make a Mask, February 23 and March 2 Let's Make a Sculpture, March 9 Collage Making, March 23 Automatic Max, April 13 Let's Make a Portrait, April 27 Creatures of the Forest, May 11 Musical Painting, May 25 Figures and Faces, June 8 Techniques and Textures, June 22 Dance With Pollock, July 13 People and Emotions in Art, July 27 Pasta Mobile, August 10 Happy Birthday Peggy, August 24 Scrape Like a Surrealist, Paste Like a Cubist, September 14 Make a Cubist Portrait, September 28 Create a Calder Style Underwater World, October 12 Fun With Futurism! Create Speed and Motion With Your Own Flip Book, October 26 Animal Hide and Seek, November 2 Supersedie - Crazy Chairs, November 8, 9, 15, 16, 22, and 23 Collages, December 7 Where Do All the Animals Live? December 14 Der Blaue Reuter in Spiritual Landscape, December 21 Festival Calendar for 2004, December 28 A scuola di Guggenheim Project This project promotes art education within the Veneto Schools through the collaboration with school teachers from the Veneto region. The project features a series of seminars for teachers held at the Peggy Guggenheim Collection, educational activities in the schools, and tours of the collection. The program concluded with a conference highlighting projects completed by the participating schools and reflected on the success of this new educational initiative. 2003 Concerts Nicoletta Vallorani and Marcello Fois, May 24 Barbara Garlaschelli, June 7 Guido Bombardieri and Dudù Kuoate, June 28 Barbara Casini, Chico Barque and Tom Jobim, July 5 E.W.E. M'Langa, July 12 Giancarlo Mellano Compadres, July 19 Nuevo Tango, July 26 Maurizio Camardi and Kammerensemble, August 2 Manomanouche, August 9 Internship Program 2003 Seminars Lucio Fontana, January 17 The Venice Biennale 1948 and 1950, Adrian Duran, January 22 Women and Surrealism, Alex Cardon, January 24 The Foundations of Futurism, Jessica Palmieri, January 25 The Guggenheim Bilbao, Saioa Zubi, January 26 Pablo Picasso vs. Piet Mondrian, Sol Grande, January 30 Gino Severini, Jonathan Kinkley, February 7 What is Viewing Art?, Tomoko Shinagawa, February 22 Christo and Jeanne-Claude, Eva Armbruster, March 6 Architect Daniel Liebeskind, Ilaria Simeoni, March 10 Emilio Vedova, Marco Minuz, March 10 Concepts of Modern Art, Natali Egana, March 16 Boccioni's Women, Jennifer Griffiths, March 17 Robert Motherwell, Stephanie Belmer, March 22 Postmodern, Aaron Richmond, March 22 Art of This Century, Elena Minarelli, March 24 Naum Gabo and Antoine Pevsner, Matilde Campbell, March 26 Photography: Minor White, Andrew Doak, March 27 Seventeenth-Century Japanese Portraiture, Emi Nam, March 28 Organization of the Peggy Guggenheim Collection, Giuditta Cravato, March 30 Museum Management and Marketing, Dagmar Wunderlich, April 13 Problems Facing the Conservation of Modern Art, Katrien Martens, April 16 Polish Art Deco, Kasia Soschenko, April 17 Courtesans in Sixteenth-Century Venice, Amanda Beattie, April 21 Degenerate Art, Kathleen Schroter, April 24 Interpreting Modern Art: A Philosophical Discussion, Irene La Scala and Chiara di Benedetto, April 27 Judy Chicago — A Feminist Critic of Museums, Ted Adams, May 2 Eva Hesse: Minimalist or Feminist, Sophie Evans Carr, May 6 Tracy Emin: Words of Art, Arantxa Martinez Antonio, May 11 Women Photographers from the Yale School of Photographers, Jaclyn Mayer, May 12 When the Artists Want to be Architects: A Case Study in Thailand, Korawan Kantho, May 22 Contemporary Thai Architecture: Thai Painting Centre, Pattarin Jindawattananon, May 22 Pegeen Vail, Brent Morrison, May 25 Andrea Palladio, Laura Lazzari, May 25 Cubism and The New Geometries, Danielle Unger, May 29 The Role Of The Artist During The War, Annie Jilbert, June 3 The Cloistered Life and Fantastic Art of Joseph Cornell, Genevieve Hendricks, June 7 Redefining the American Landscape in Early American Art and Technological Sublime, Geanna Barlaam, June 15 Sex and Eroticism in Twentieth-Century Art, Marc Manuel Barrio Gasquez, June 15 Miro and Politics, Mireia Lluch Robert, June 22 Takashi Murakami: Nihan-ga to Superflat Monogram, Allison Satre, June 22 Odd Nerdrum: Art of Kitsch?, Ingrid Dragsund, June 23 Schweisser: Painter, Architect, and Interior Designer, Elena Brandstetter, June 26 Human Other, Devine Queen, Catherine O'Reilly, June 26 Cultural Pessimism, Josh Lilley, June 26 Klimt's Women: Images of Fin-de-Siècle Femininity, Megan McCarthy, June 29 Gerhard Richter: Painting Photos, Elisa Schaar, June 29 David Smith and Technology, Ivana Salander, July 4 Tibetan Art and Political Problems, Sara Buoso, July 6 Building Participation in the Arts, Gina Paese, July 9 Art as Experience, Mike Bianco, July 13 Barbara Kruger: Refusing to Play Nature, Katie Fitzpatrick, July 14 Museum as a Dictator of History, Sean Neal, July 20 Dali's Films, Isabel Sinistore, July 21 An Examination of Mexican Art, Armando Miguelez Giambuno, July 21 Robert Motherwell's Defenition of Modern Art, Nesta Mayo, July 25 A Visit to the Studio of M. Courbet, Roger Kanholz, July 25 Lithography: The Pressure's On, Leela Logan, July 27 Mu Xin: Memory in Landscape, Maya Chandra, July 27 Der Reichstag: Art and Architecture, Elke Seebauer, July 28 Futurism in Art and History, Anna Giunci, July 28 Redressing Museology in Contemporary Australian Art, Kate Gregory, August 1 Prophets of Provocation: Censorship for the Shock, Letita Ivinus, August 7 Disabled People in Museums, Giorgos Adamidis, August 10 Sponsorship and Conflicts in Museums, Vanessa Abi-Rached, August 14 Helene Scherfbeck, Annina Siren, August 15 Helio Oiticica and the Brazilian Avant-Garde, Marina Posniak, August 18 Scuola di San Giorgio degli Schiavoni, Anna Longo, August 19 Pollock: Greatest American Painter Ever?, Natalie Roncone, August 21 Norwegian Evocative Landscapes, Maria Johannesen, August 22 Boris Cvjetanovic: Croatian Representative at Fiftieth Venice Biennale, Lovorka Magas, August 27 Lanta Village 2050, August 28 Eva Hesse, Anna Gritz, September 11 Pablo Picasso: The Poet, Charlotte Goodhew, September 14 Tate Modern, Abigail Price, September 17 Museum Architecture Today, Maria Espinosa, September 21 Futurism and Dynamism, Naomi Flatt and Eleonora Charans, September 25 Henriette Christiansen, October 5 Angela Rizzetto and Julia Trolp, October 13 Il Giardino Daniel Spoerri, Claudia Sandeman, October 16 Genoveva Ortiz and Nicolette Cavaleros, October 17 Manuel Cruz Cerezo and Veronica Lazzaro, October 19 Piazzo San Marco and Samara Poplack: Adrian Piper, Alice Bettiolo, October 23 Naomi Flatt, October 24 Peggy Guggenheim's Eye: Renaissance Origins for a Modern Collection, Alexa Greist, November 5 Artist Talk, Tanya Steinberg, November 13 Artist Talk, Gonzalo Nicuesa Nuin, November 13 Purism, Alex Willett, November 17 The Cone Sisters, Rosalie Parker, November 17 Ingrid Greefield, November 26 Elisa-Carolina Haidbauer and Tatiana Zammatteo, November 27 Whistler in Venice, Rachel Leverenz, December 5 Bridget Riley, Evi-Elli La Valle, December 5 SRGF and Collection, Guido Faggion, December 17 From Brancusi to "Sensation", Sarah Scandiffio, December 17 Douglas Cooper and Peggy Guggenheim, Jocelyn Green, December 18 Hungarian Activism, Eszter Toth and Elena Boldrin, December 19 Modernist Villas in Zagreb, Vanja Zanko, December 26 Ivan Mestrovic, Tanja Trska, December 26 Guggenheim Hermitage Museum For Educators Art Through the Ages Educator Viewing, April 2 American Pop Icons Educator Viewing, June 11 and 18 Workshops Nevada Alliance Art Education Workshop, August 13 and 14 Politics, Poetry and Pop! Teacher Workshop, September 13 and October 4 Anita Getzler, Pamela Mains CONTACT! School Tour Program Art Through the Ages: Masterpieces of Painting from Titian to Picasso, November 2002–April 2003 American Pop Icons, May 15–November 2, 2003 A Century of Painting: From Renoir to Rothko, November 2003–July 2004 Outreach Cashman Middle School American Pop Icons: 21st Century Community Learning Center After School Program, October 2003