Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum

Charity Tied To Opioid Maker’s Family To ‘Pause’ U.K. Donations After Museums Cut Ties

The Guggenheim Museum in New York and the Tate galleries in the U.K. have said they won't accept more money from the Sackler Trust.
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Guggenheim Museum Rejects Future Gifts From OxyContin's Sackler Family

The New York museum’s decision follows similar moves by museums in London amid the ongoing opioid crisis.
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Protesters Target Guggenheim Over Museum’s Ties To Family At Center Of Opioid Crisis

Purdue Pharma, which is owned by the Sackler family, manufactures and markets OxyContin -- one of the prescription painkillers at the center of the opioid crisis.
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'Suspiria,' Hilma af Klint And The Female Artists Who Are (Self-)Possessed

Feminine creativity has long been associated with occult forces, for better and for worse.
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An Art Museum's Yelp Reviews Go Down The Toilet After Spectacular White House Dig

The Guggenheim's head curator goaded the president with a golden toilet, so his supporters fought back with single stars.
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Chuck Close Is A Giant Of The Art World. He's Allegedly Also A 'F**king Pervert.'

Artist Julia Fox was honored to model for Close. Then, she says, he told her, "Your p***y looks delicious."
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Guggenheim Pulls Controversial Animal-Related Art After Threats Of Violence

The pieces featured live reptiles and video footage of dogs strapped to treadmills.
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Museum Under Fire For Show With Live Reptiles, Film Of Dogs Strapped To Treadmills

Animal welfare activists are accusing the New York City museum of cruelty.
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