| New York is more than America's largest
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| | Kandinsky and Jackson Pollock on an
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| city: it has been and continues to be the
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| | ongoing basis. Recent exhibitions have
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| inspiration behind much of the country's
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| | included various showings of Russian and
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| most enduring pieces of art and
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| | socialist art, Robert Mapplethorpe and
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| literature. From Langston Hughes to
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| | the Classical Tradition, David Smith: A
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| Jonathan Safran Foer, and Jackson Pollock
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| | Centennial and the images of Baghdad-born
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| to Mark Rothko, New York City has been
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| | artist Zaha Hadid. Its future planned
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| the thriving hub of many an American
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| | showcases include the work of Lucio
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| cultural movement since the beginning of
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| | Fontana, and Spanish Painting from El
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| the 1900s. This fact is made even more
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| | Greco to Picasso. This eclectic range of
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| evident by the city's wide array of
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| | artists and artistic works demonstrates
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| museums and art galleries, the most
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| | the ongoing commitment of the Guggenheim
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| prominent of which are The Museum of
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| | Museum to its original goal, to showcase
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| Modern Art (MOMA), The Metropolitan
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| | the work of new modernism, whilst still
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| Museum of Modern Art and the Guggenheim
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| | embracing new forms of modern art in the
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| Museum, among a host of others.Both
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| | twenty-first century. Although "high"
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| artistically and architecturally, New
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| | modern and postmodern art have been the
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| York's Guggenheim Museum (technically
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| | main artistic lines pursued by the
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| called The Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum)
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| | Guggenheim, it has also been host to a
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| is one of the city's most interesting
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| | variety of commercial art, including
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| landmarks and artistic forums. The
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| | seasons exhibiting motorcycles and
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| eminent novelist E.B. White once said,
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| | Giorgio Armani suits.The Guggenheim
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| "New York is to the nation what the white
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| | Museum in New York is part of the Solomon
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| spire is to the village," and it might be
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| | R. Guggenheim Foundation, a non-profit
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| possible to say that, artistically
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| | organisation founded in 1937 by eminent
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| speaking, the white spire of New York is
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| | philanthropist Solomon R. Guggenheim and
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| the Guggenheim. Situated at the corners
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| | artist Hilla von Rebay. Since the
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| of 89th Street and 5th Avenue in
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| | establishment of the first Guggenheim in
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| Manhattan's Upper East Side, its
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| | New York, the foundation has gone on to
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| architect Frank Lloyd Wright set out to
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| | open further museums in Bilbao, Venice,
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| make the building look like what has been
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| | Berlin and Las Vegas, and is in the
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| described as "a white ribbon curled into
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| | process of establishing another
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| a cylindrical stack," and was intent on
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| | Guggenheim in Abu Dhabi. For the artistic
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| his avant-garde design making the
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| | holiday maker, a perfect vacation idea
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| Metropolitan Museum of Art look like "a
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| | might be a trip around the world to all
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| Protestant barn". Though widely condemned
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| | the Guggenheim museums. This idea is not
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| at the time, the building is now seen as
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| | even as expensive as it might seem: for
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| one of New York's finest - as is often
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| | example, there are Hilton Hotels in all
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| the case with the best pieces of
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| | of these cities, and using the Hilton
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| architecture.Originally set up in 1937 as
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| | Honors rewards system, travelling art
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| "The Museum of Non-Objective Painting",
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| | fans can use their accumulated points to
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| the Guggenheim was principally
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| | reclaim hotel rewards as well as air
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| established to exhibit work by early
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| | miles with a variety of different
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| modernists, like Piet Mondrian and
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| | airlines, to make their worldwide
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| Wassily Kandinsky. In particular, it
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| | Guggenheim tour a vacation with a
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| continues to exhibit the work of
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| | difference.
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