Richard Armstrong’s vision for the Guggenheim is a return to its mandate after it opened in 1959. “We’ll be assertive,” he says. “We need to expand on the original optimism and taste for the utopian that guided the museum in its beginnings.”
Richard Armstrong’s vision for the Guggenheim is a return to its mandate after it opened in 1959. “We’ll be assertive,” he says. “We need to expand on the original optimism and taste for the utopian that guided the museum in its beginnings.”