Final Days to Submit Your Online Video

Put 1200 Artworks in Your Pocket

Put over 1,200 Artworks
in Your Pocket

Download the free Guggenheim app to explore our collection, including works by Cezanne, Van Gogh, Kandinsky, and more.

No Country exhibition films

No Country
Exhibition Films

Watch film works by five No Country artists, showing through May 22.

YouTube Play

With YouTube Play, the Guggenheim is celebrating online video in an unprecedented global biennial. So far we have received more than 11,000 videos from participants across the globe from Norway to Vietnam. Submit your work from now until July 31 for a chance for it to be one of up to 20 videos selected to be shown at the Guggenheim museums in New York, Berlin, Bilbao, and Venice for three days in October. In honor of YouTube Play, YouTube has even dedicated their homepage logo to the project.

To submit, simply go to youtube.com/play and select Submit a Video. You will need a YouTube account to upload your video.

The Guggenheim and the jury will consider the following when reviewing your submissions:

  • Creativity. Regardless of whether you submit art, animation, or motion graphics; narrative, nonnarrative, or documentary work; music videos; or entirely new art forms, the submission should stand out.
  • Innovation regardless of means. We want to discover works that are original and surprising, no matter what the genre, technique, or budget.
  • Experimentation. We want works that debate, discuss, test, and elevate video in all kinds of ways. We’re not looking for now, we’re looking for what’s next.

We'll select 200 videos to be presented on youtube.com/play, and the makers of the 20 works we show at the Guggenheim museums will be invited to a special event in New York on October 21, 2010.