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Listen to audio about exhibitions and artworks at the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum in New York City. Frank Lloyd Wright's landmark building is home to a collection of modern and contemporary masterpieces.
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Signup to Generate a PitchListen to audio about exhibitions and artworks at the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum in New York City. Frank Lloyd Wright's landmark building is home to a collection of modern and contemporary masterpieces.
Recent episodes include ""Still Life With Queen"" (31 March 2026, 1 minute), "Dating from Newspaper" (11 February 2026, 3 minutes), and "About Barge" (11 February 2026, 1 minute).
Booking probability for Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum is 35%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum's contact route on record: public web form.
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Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum is a general podcast with 500 episodes published.
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Transcript: Megan Fontanella: This painting is Gabriele Münter “Still Life with Queen” an oil on canvas from 1912. Gabriele Münter often combined unrelated objects from her private world in her paintings, as in the...
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See how Rauschenberg’s newspaper and magazine transfers blur drawing and print, revealing hidden dates and sources that can be traced through tiny fragments of text embedded in the work.
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Senior Curator Joan Young on the centerpiece of the exhibition. Barge, which was executed in a 24-hour period, is the largest of the series of 79 silkscreen paintings the artist made from October 1962 until June 1964...
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Explore how Rauschenberg blurred the lines between mediums, embracing experimentation and the unpredictable “magic” of printmaking to create works that constantly expand beyond any single technique.
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Senior Paintings Conservator Julie Barten takes a look at how this work was created.
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Senior Paintings Conservator Julie Barten gives an inside look at how "Barge" traveled from Bilboa to New York.
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Senior Curator Joan Young introduces Robert Rauschenberg: Life Can't Be Stopped
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Senior Curator Joan Young discusses the significance of "Untitled (Red Painting)"
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Grounded in Rauschenberg’s belief that art operates between art and life, this section contrasts the open, experimental technological culture of E.A.T. with today’s opaque AI systems. It reflects on how generativity—and...
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Discover how Rauschenberg used newspaper rubbings, solvent transfers, and inkjet prints to pull everyday imagery into layered works grounded in an age-old printmaking tradition.
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Noam connects contemporary AI to Rauschenberg’s Revolver, tracing a shared logic of generative systems, interaction, and distributed authorship across art and technology.
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Senior Curator Joan Young talks about Rauschenberg's extensive history with the museum.
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See how this small 1952 collage reflects Rauschenberg’s Morocco travels and his use of humble materials, layering printed fragments onto the cardboard from laundered shirts.
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Senior Curator Joan Young talks about Rauschenberg's lasting legacy.
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Hear from Noam Segal, the LG Electronics Associate Curator, who oversees technology-based art at Guggenheim New York. Hear from Noam Segal as she introduces Rauschenberg as a generative artist.
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Understand generativity and Rauschenberg's role in the field.
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See how this small 1952 collage reflects Rauschenberg’s Morocco travels and his use of humble materials, layering printed fragments onto the cardboard from laundered shirts. Transcript: There's a small work in a case...
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Explore with Senior Conservator for Works on Paper and Photographs Jeffrey Warda, how Rauschenberg blurred the lines between mediums, embracing experimentation and the unpredictable “magic” of printmaking to create...
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With Jeffrey Warda, discover how Rauschenberg used newspaper rubbings, solvent transfers, and inkjet prints to pull everyday imagery into layered works grounded in an age-old printmaking tradition. Transcript: One of...
Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum
See how Rauschenberg’s newspaper and magazine transfers blur drawing and print, revealing hidden dates and sources that can be traced through tiny fragments of text embedded in the work. Transcript: One of the early...
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