partnerships

The Guggenheim Foundation is committed to international communication and cross-cultural exchange. Each year the Guggenheim Museum lends hundreds of works of art from its permanent collections to other museums, cultural institutions, and government agencies around the globe. These loans––along with collaborative exhibitions with partners worldwide––enable the Foundation to engage ever-broader audiences and promote broad cultural discourse.
 
During the past five years, Guggenheim-organized exhibitions have been presented in more than eighty museums around the world. These include, in recent years, such special and traveling exhibitions as: Cai Guo-Qiang: I Want to Believe which, following its New York opening, traveled to the National Art Museum of China in Beijing as a part of the cultural Olympiad during the Olympic Games in August 2008; Art in America: Three Hundred Years of Innovation, which premiered in Beijing in February 2007 before traveling to Shanghai, Moscow and finally Bilbao, Spain; and Felix Gonzalez-Torres: America, presented at the U.S. Pavilion of the 52nd International Art Exhibition, 2007 Venice Biennale in Italy. Thanks to these and other special programs, the Guggenheim has more than tripled its attendance worldwide.
 
With each of its select partnerships the Guggenheim Foundation strives to learn, grow and, in  return, share its knowledge and ever-expanding collections with as diverse an audience as possible––important goals in an increasingly global, interconnected world.

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