グッゲンハイム美術館のインスタグラム(guggenheim) - 7月17日 23時47分

On #WorldEmojiDay, we celebrate ? and the spiraling Guggenheim rotunda designed by architect #FrankLloydWright, with its continuous spaces flowing freely one into another. Wright conceived of the museum as an airy, open place where visitors would not have to retrace their steps, instead entering the building on the ground level, taking an elevator to the top, and descending gradually, enjoying the art on display until returning to the entrance. According to architectural historian Paul Goldberger, "The only real way to experience the rotunda is to move along the spiral... Because it's the experience of...feeling the space change, feeling yourself go round and round at this remarkable pace that Wright sets for you...seeing a piece of art that you have just seen close-up again across the rotunda from a distance. All those things are essential to the experience of the Guggenheim. It's a building that you cannot experience by sitting in one place.... It was Wright's idea that the building is about movement through space as much as it is about space itself." #FrankLloydWrightFridays
Photo: David Heald (@dmheald)

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