Art of Another Kind is a sweet tribute to the Frank Lloyd Wright Guggenheim‘s inaugural show.  As the then new Gugg was opened in 1953, this show highlighted the pivotal works that were collected by then director James Johnson Sweeney. As a big fan of Ab-Ex, I really liked this show for exhibiting the complexity and expansiveness of the non-representational movement; from the movement’s famed heroes like Rothko, Klein, Pollock, to the flat panels of Ellsworth Kelley, the raw textures of Tàpies, […]

Categories: Museum, New York • Tags: Antonio Saura, Guggenheim