Guggenheim Forum

Guggenheim Forum is a continuing series of moderated online discussions catalyzing intelligent conversation on the arts, architecture, and design. Several times each year, experts from a variety of fields inquire into and debate topics related to the museum’s exhibition program.

Each Forum unfolds over the course of one week. During that period, visitors to Guggenheim.org are encouraged to write in comments. Responses will be posted for consideration by the panelists and to contribute to the overall dialogue. A live chat session takes place during each Forum, allowing visitors to communicate directly with one or more of our experts in a lively, immediate approach to the subject at hand.


Upcoming Guggenheim Forum

The next Guggenheim Forum, on the subject of art and politics, will take place in fall 2010 in concert with the exhibition Chaos and Classicism: Art in France, Italy, and Germany 1918–1936, on view at the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum in New York from October 1, 2010, to January 9, 2011. For more information on the Forum’s subject and participants, check back here soon.

Declarations

Guggenheim Forum’s new feature Declarations showcases a wide range of artists, scholars, activists, businesspeople, and government leaders offering concise remarks on topical themes related to the museum’s exhibitions. Readers are invited to join the discussion by submitting their own statements.

The current Guggenheim Declarations, on the subject of memory and mediation, with invited contributions including those from art historian Linda Nochlin and composer Dave Soldier, continues through July 30, 2010, with readers invited to share their thoughts through the end of Haunted, on September 6.


 

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