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Olafur Eliasson: In real life

Olafur Eliasson Big Bang Fountain, 2014 Water, strobe light, pump, nozzle, stainless steel, wood, foam, plastic, control unit, dye, 165 x 160 x 160 cm. Installation view: Tate Modern, London 2019 Photo: Anders Sune Berg. Courtesy of the artist; neugerriemschneider, Berlin; Tanya Bonakdar Gallery, New York/Los Angeles. © 2014 Olafur Eliasson

february

14– june 21

curated by mark godfrey and lucía agirre galleries : second floor and south pond

The art of Olafur Eliasson originates in each individual’s perception, movement, corporal experience, and emotions. His practice goes beyond creating works and exhibitions and encompasses public interventions, architectural projects, and political issues. This exhibition, which presents around 30 works created between 1990 and 2020, including sculptures, photographs, paintings, and installations, questions how we act in our environment and how we perceive it, leading to a reflection on extremely important, timely issues.

MEET THE ARTIST: OLAFUR ELIASSON: IN REAL LIFE wednesday , february

12 As a sneak peak of his exhibition Olafur Eliasson: In real life, this Danish-Icelandic artist will talk about his work and creative process, as well as the countless multidisciplinary projects he has undertaken internationally. Climate, public space, architecture, food, and migration are just some of the issues he will discuss. venue and time: Auditorium, 6:30 pm

tickets: free; available at the Admissions desk and

on the website. Simultaneous translation into Spanish

Sponsored by

PRIZE DRAW FOR 25 INVITATIONS Exhibition organized by the Tate Modern in conjunction with the Guggenheim Museum Bilbao

Log in at www.guggenheim-bilbao.eus/en/Community to find out if you are one of the 25 Museum Members who will be mailed a double invitation to attend the opening of the exhibition.

activity tickets: www.guggenheim-bilbao.eus/en

or Museum Admissions desk February 5; advance ticket sale for followers: From February 7 more info: Call +34 944 359 090, Mon–Fri 9 am–2 pm two discount tickets for general activities and three discount tickets for children ’ s workshops advance ticket sale for members: From

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Richard Artschwager

Richard Artschwager Door }, 1983–84 Acrylic and lacquer on wood and glass, metal, two parts Collection Kerstin Hiller and Helmut Schmelzer, on loan to Neues Museum Nürnberg © Estate of Richard Artschwager, VEGAP, Bilbao, 2020 Photo: Annette Kradisch

february

29–may 10

curated by germano celant and manuel cirauqui gallery :

Exhibition co-organized by the Guggenheim Museum Bilbao and MART – Museo d’arte moderna e contemporanea di Trento e Rovereto

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In his seven decades of artistic practice, Richard Artschwager (b. 1923; d. 2013) constructed a unique path for the art of his time. Decidedly focused on rigorously understanding space and the daily objects that occupy and structure it, Artschwager managed to express himself with multiple materials at a halfway point between painting and sculpture, while critically setting himself apart from the Minimalist works that dominated the art scene of the 1960s and 1970s. This anthological exhibition analyzes Artschwager’s creative career through more than 60 works of art that convey the heart of his research, tracing an arc from his beginnings in the 1950s up until the first decade of the current century. A fundamental aspect of the artist’s work is the representation—a hybrid between the two-dimensions and the three-dimensional—of utensils and furniture, as well as the use of recently-invented industrial materials such as Formica, celotext, and aluminum. Providing a unique interpretation of Artschwager’s work through various theme-based groupings, the exhibition will allow visitors to transversely and comparatively observe the most representative series of an output that is equally charged with humor and grandeur.

CONVERSATION WITH GERMANO CELANT ON RICHARD ARTSCHWAGER wednesday , february

26 Germano Celant, curator of the show on Richard Artschwager and an international reference in contemporary art as a historian, theoretician, and exhibition curator, will talk with Manuel Cirauqui, curator of the Guggenheim Museum Bilbao, on the significance and uniqueness of the artist’s works. venue and time: Auditorium, 6:30 pm

tickets: free; available at the Admissions desk and

on the website. Simultaneous translation into Spanish

PRIZE DRAWING FOR 25 DOUBLE INVITATIONS TO THE EXHIBITION OPENING Log in at www.guggenheim-bilbao.eus to find out if you are one of the 25 Members who will receive a double invitation to attend the opening of the exhibition. The recipients will receive the invitation by mail.

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Lygia Clark Painting as an Experimental Field, 1948–1958 march

6−may 24

curated by geaninne gutiérrez - guimarães galleries :

305, 306, and 307

Lygia Clark (b. 1920; d. 1988) is an important figure in the Brazilian avant-garde whose innovative work spans more than three decades of painting, sculpture, films, drawings, engravings, participatory actions, and art therapy. This exhibition will analyze in depth the most crucial years in Lygia Clark’s development, between 1948 and 1958, a period in which the artist experimented between representation and abstraction to articulate the visual language that would define her future artistic production. Along with the representation of rarely-shown drawings from her earliest work, this exhibition will present a collection of paintings from other important series created during this period with the goal of providing a general, fundamental perspective on the first decade of Lygia Clark’s career. The show will be organized into three historical sections: “The Early Years, 1948−1952,” “Geometric Abstraction, 1953−1956” and “Variation of Form: Modulating Space, 1957−1958,” each of which will address Clark’s most significant ideas and showcase a selection of pieces representative of her artistic development. After its opening at the Guggenheim Museum Bilbao, the exhibition will tour to the Peggy Guggenheim Collection in Venice, where it will be on view between June 27 and September 28, 2020.

Lygia Clark. The Violoncellist (O Violoncelista), 1951. Oil on canvas, 105.5 x 81 x 2.7 cm. Private collection. © Courtesy of “The World of Lygia Clark” Cultural Association

ROUND TABLE LYGIA CLARK. PAINTING AS AN EXPERIMENTAL FIELD, 1948–1958 wednesday , march

4 This round table on the work of Lygia Clark will feature major experts in the field of modern and contemporary Latin American art, including Geaninne GutiérrezGuimarães, Associate Curator at the Guggenheim Museum Bilbao and curator of the exhibition; Adele Nelson, Assistant Professor of Art History and Associate Director of the Center of Visual Latin American Studies at the University of Texas in Austin; and Paulo Miyada, Curator of the Tomie Ohtake Institute and Deputy Curator of the 34th São Paulo Biennial. The participants will discuss the early stages in Clark’s artistic career, from 1948 and 1958, and address significant topics based on a specific selection of works proposed by the exhibition, following its chronological sections. venue and time: Auditorium, 6:30 pm

tickets: free; available at the Admissions desk

and on the website. Simultaneous translation into Spanish

activity tickets: www.guggenheim-bilbao.eus/en

or activities per membership card

William Kentridge: 7 Fragments

William Kentridge. 7 Fragments for Georges Méliès and Day for Night, 2003. Eight-channel installation, HD video, black and white, silent. Colección Fundació Sorigué, Lleida. © William Kentridge, 2003. Image courtesy Lia Rumma Gallery Milan/Naples

march

12−june 14

curated by manuel cirauqui gallery : film

& video

William Kentridge is a leading figure in the recent history of video installation, which in his case always operates at a crossroads between choreography and drawing, gesture and erasure. The predominance of black and white links the traditional texture of cinematographic film to the plastic mediums of charcoal, graphite, and ink. In this nine-screen presentation, Kentridge invokes Georges Méliès, founding

genius and a pioneer of modern cinema, simultaneously creating a dreamlike self-portrait using the artist’s studio as a microcosm, staging both his body and his daily work. 7 Fragments for Georges Méliès, the video work that lends the title to the exhibition, is accompanied by two additional pieces also created in 2003, entitled Day for Night (refering to the process of black to white inversion in photo negatives) and Journey to the Moon (an implicit tribute to the homonymous masterpiece created by Méliès in 1902). This last work dramatically fills the entirety of the space with sound through the original music by Philip Miller.

RESERVE YOUR SPOT! Museum Members and Followers can purchase tickets before they are made available to non-Community members. Activities highlighted in blue are for Museum Members only.

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EXCLUSIVE GUIDED TOURS FOR MEMBERS

SOIRÉE FOR INTERNATIONAL MEMBERS

Guided tour of each show led by their curators before they open to the public. This is a unique chance to get the inside scoop on our shows and learn the reason behind the pieces chosen. Sound interesting? Ask about our upcoming events and the advantages of being an International Museum Member.

LAGUNARTEAN TOUR WITH LUNCH OR DINNER*

During your lunch break or late afternoon, enjoy a guided tour through the recently opened exhibitions, followed by lunch or dinner at the Bistró Guggenheim Bilbao. You’ll be among friends. thursday , march

5 Olafur Eliasson: In real life

thursday , march

12 Richard Artschwager Lygia Clark: Painting as an Experimental Field, 1948–1958 2 pm [spanish]: Members €20/person; non-Members €30/person. Includes guided tour and lunch; available at the Admissions desk and on the website 7 pm [spanish]: Members €30/person; non-Members €40/person. Includes guided tour and dinner; available at the Admissions desk and on the website

* Dates may change according to the demand and availability of the service (check out dining options at www.guggenheim-bilbao.eus)

FREE GUIDED TOURS*

[reservations required, at Admissions desk or on the website]

Olafur Eliasson: In real life tuesday , march

3 1 pm [spanish], 5 pm [basque], 5:45 pm and 6:30 pm [spanish] wednesday , march

4 11:30 am [basque], 12 noon, 5:45 pm, and 6:30 pm [ spanish ] friday , march

6 12 noon [spanish], 5 pm [basque], 5:45 pm, and 6:30 pm [spanish] sunday , march

8 11:30 am [basque], 12 noon, 5:45 pm, and 6:30 pm [ spanish ] Richard Artschwager and Lygia Clark: Painting as an Experimental Field, 1948–1958 tuesday , march

24 1 pm [spanish], 5 pm [basque], 5:45 pm and 6:30 pm [spanish] wednesday , march

25 11:30 am [basque], 12 noon and 5:45 pm [spanish] friday , march

27 12 noon [spanish], 5 pm [basque], 5:45 pm and 6:30 pm [spanish] sunday , march

29 11:30 am [basque], 12 noon, 5:45 pm, and 6:30 pm [spanish] meeting point :

Group Admissions desk (five minutes before the tour)

activity tickets: www.guggenheim-bilbao.eus/en

or activities per membership card

SHARED REFLECTIONS

ON STAGE

Unique tours led by professionals from the Museum’s Curatorial and Education Departments which offer different viewpoints of the contents of the new exhibitions.

friday , february

CURATORIAL VISION

The curators will take visitors around the most important works in the shows: Olafur Eliasson: In real life wednesday , february 19 Lucía Agirre, Museum curator

ART AFTER DARK [+18] 14, march 13, and april 24 Once a month, the Museum opens on Friday night so the public can enjoy the exhibitions and live sessions featuring international DJ’s at an unusual hour. venue and time: Atrium, 10 pm–1 am (limited capacity) tickets: €11 Members, €15 Followers; available at the

Admissions desk and on the website

information: on the Museum website age: 18 or older with ID

Lygia Clark: Painting as an Experimental Field, 1948–1958 friday , march 6 [12 noon ] Geaninne Gutiérrez-Guimarães, Associate Curator of the Guggenheim Museum Bilbao and exhibition curator Richard Artschwager

wednesday , march

11 Manuel Cirauqui, Museum curator

KEY CONCEPTS

Members of our Education Department will talk with participants about the general and didactic keys of the works: Olafur Eliasson: In real life wednesday , april 1 Marta Arzak, Associate Director of Education and Interpretation

Lygia Clark: Painting as an Experimental Field, 1948–1958 wednesday , april 22 Marta Arzak, Associate Director of Education and Interpretation meeting point: Information desk, 6:30 pm [except March

6: 12 noon] tickets: €2 Members, €3 Followers; available at the Admissions desk and on the website (Museum admission not included). Max.: 20 people per group; min.: 8 Sponsored by

Richard Artschwager wednesday , march 24 Luz Maguregui, Education Coordinator

BROADCAST OF LIVE CONCERTS OF THE BERLIN PHILHARMONIC [TOPARTE] Live broadcasts of concerts from the Berlin Philharmonic in collaboration with Berlin Digital Hall and the Bilbao Philharmonic Society. The activity includes an introduction by members of the Bilbao Philharmonic Society half an hour before each event. saturday , february

15: Kirill Petrenko – Stravinsky, Zimmermann, Rachmaninov

saturday , march

7: Sir Simon Rattle – Jonathan Kelly

sunday , april

Programming subject to changes

19: Kirill Petrenko – Marlis Petersen, Matthew Polenzani, Peter Rose venue and time: Auditorium, 7 pm tickets: free; reservation needed

*Programming subject to changes

activity tickets: www.guggenheim-bilbao.eus/en

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PIANO RECITAL WITH CLAUDE BESSMANN: RAVEL [TOPARTE] wednesday , february

19 An extraordinary evening of music devoted to Maurice Ravel featuring French pianist Claude Bessmann, an expert in performing Ravel’s compositions. Organized by the French Institute of Bilbao in collaboration with the Museum. venue and time: Auditorium, 7 pm

tickets: free; available at the Admissions desk and on

the website

LORALDIA FESTIVAL SIXTH EDITION! [TOPARTE] sunday , march

15 and 29 The sixth edition of the Loraldia Festival will offer two intriguing programs to support Basque cultural production. sunday , march

15 Noam Chomsky-Manipulazio estrategiak Harkaitz Cano will draw from poetry and Petti & Banda from music to examine Chomsky’s critical works. sunday , march

29 Zaharkitze programatua Garbiñe Ubeda will write a text about the future, the band Don Inorrez will put it to a soundtrack, and two bertsolaris, Alaia Martin and Onintze Enbeita, will improvise on the content. A multidisciplinary show that has become classic which will close this spring festival.

AUDIOVISUALS OPERA SCREENINGS FROM THE ARCHIVE OF THE TEATRO REAL friday , february

7 and april 3 Enjoy a selection of the best productions from the Teatro Real through this program, which offers bimonthly screenings of a series of films from its archive. The upcoming sessions will be on February 7 with the screening of Cavalleria rusticana (Teatro Real, 2007) and April 3 with Così fan tutte (Teatro Real, 2013). venue and time: Auditorium, 7 pm

tickets: €4 Members, €6 Followers; available at the

Admissions desk and on the website

3.2.1 ZINEGOAK [TOPARTE] friday , february

21 Enjoy one of the sessions of Bilbao’s LGBT+ film festival, Zinegoak. Under the heading 3.2.1, it presents additional activities with the participation of professionals from the world of film on the days leading up to the official screenings. [+18] venue and time: Auditorium, 6:30 pm tickets :

free; available at the Admissions desk and on the website

venue and time: Auditorium, 12:30 pm

language: Basque

tickets per activity: €5 Members, €8 Followers; available at the Admissions desk and on the website

LET’S GO TO THE MOVIES! [+18] wednesday , february

26, march 25, and april 29 Through this successful collaboration with the British Council, movies are shown in English related to the world of creation at the Museum, while viewers can also practice their English in a relaxed setting. The March and April sessions include a selection from the 2019 BAFTA awards. You can check out the complete program on the website. venue and time: Education Space, 6:30 pm

tickets: free for Museum Members and students of the

British Council with ID, €3 Followers; available at the Admissions desk and on the website. Intermediate English level recommended. Limited capacity.

activity tickets: www.guggenheim-bilbao.eus/en

or activities per membership card

SCREENING RICHARD ARTSCHWAGER. SHUT UP AND LOOK friday , march

20 Discover the multifaceted career of Richard Artschwager in this documentary directed by Maryte Kavaliauskas and produced by Maryte Kavaliauskas and Morning Slayter, in which the artist participated. His image and voice serve as the direct, revelatory testimony of his particular creative philosophy in which humor is a constant feature. Long Tail Films, 2012. venue and time: Auditorium, 7 pm

tickets: €2 Members, €4 Followers; available at

the Admissions desk and on the website 57 min. Original version in English

duration :

COURSES, ENCOUNTERS, WORKSHOPS APPROACHES TO ART III

Towards a New Sensibility. The Impact of Technology on Contemporary Art Throughout the 20th century, technology had a huge impact on artistic creation in a wide variety of ways, in both its incorporation into the sphere of art itself, as in photography and film, and its repercussions. The purpose of this course is to lay the groundwork that will enable participants to approach contemporary artworks with the core idea that today it is essential to approach creation with a new sensibility of perception. Taught by Lourdes Cirlot. II february 4: The Role of Black Mountain College in North Carolina. Assemblage, Environment, Happening module

SOCIAL PROGRAMS CONNECTING BODY AND MIND NEW ACTIVITY FOR ASSOCIATIONS! friday and saturdays [ tour

+ workshop ] A combination program for adults and children with diverse capacities, which provides an overview of the Museum building and the works exhibited and enables participants to feel, touch, or create their own pieces with contents designed àHezkuntza la carte based on the different possibilities of each group. etaIf you belong to an association that wants to participate Ikasteko, in this activity, call us to reserve a day or get more information. You’ll only have to pay a discounted admission ticket; the Museum will take care of the rest! venue and time: Friday and Saturday, 6–7:30 pm

Aprende One group per day. Max.: 15 people; minimum: 5. con Advance reservations needed by calling +34 944 359 090, Monday to Friday, 10 am through 2 pm. We’re looking forward to seeing you!

february 18: Silkscreen Printing, Underground Film, and

Advertising in British and American Pop Art

march 3: Toward the Dematerialization of Art: Minimalism and Land Art in the United States march 17: Tour of a temporary exhibition module

III

april 21: Action Art and Performance from Gutai (in Japan)

to Fluxus (in Europe) and the USA. Film and “Living Brushes” in Nouveau Réalisme

may 5: Video Art. From Monumental Video Sculptures to the Most Amazing Digital Art Creations may 19: Art on the Web. Artistic Expressions that were Unthinkable in the Past and are Shared with a Global Audience Today june 2: Tour of a temporary exhibition venue and time: Museum library and galleries,

6–8 p.m. €120 Members and €150 Followers (per module); registration for all three modules: 20% discount registration information: on the website language: Spanish price :

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EXPERIENCE SHARING PERSPECTIVES saturday , may

16 and sunday, may 17 What does it mean to move at the speed of your attention or notice your noticing? In Sharing Perspectives—created by dancer and researcher Dorte Bjerre Jensen with anthropologist Joe Dumit, professor of Science and Technology Studies and Anthropology at UC Davis—participants visit the exhibition and select three perspectives to share in silence with another participant. Interviews are conducted at the end of the experiment. Sharing Perspectives is part of the Experimenting Experiencing Reflecting (EER) project, a science—art collaboration between Olafur Eliasson and scientist Andreas Roepstorff, director and professor of Cognition, Communication and Culture in the Department of Clinical Medicine and School of Culture and Society at Aarhus University venue: exhibition galleries

information: on the website starting February 12

ACTIVATION OF WISH TREE tuesday , february

18 and friday , march 20 Yoko Ono’s work Wish Tree for Bilbao will be open to public participation on February 18, the artist’s birthday, and on March 20, the anniversary of her wedding with John Lennon. venue and time: Outdoor terrace, second floor,

11 am–2 pm Open participation with Museum admission for the same day

Aprende or Museum Admissions desk con advance ticket sale for members: From February 5; advance ticket sale for followers: From February 7 activity tickets: www.guggenheim-bilbao.eus/en more info: Call

+34 944 359 090, Mon–Fri 9 am–2 pm

two discount tickets for general activities and three discount tickets for children ’ s workshops or activities per membership card

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FAMILY ACTIVITIES Apprendre avec BOOKS ALIVE! saturday and sunday , february

15, 16, 22, 23, and 29; 1, 7, 8, 14, 15, 21, 22, 28, and 29; and april 4, 5, 25, and 26; 10:45 am–12:45 pm Storytelling, art, free dance, music, and movement brought together in a wide range of activities. march

Aprèn amb

EspacioART

ages: 3−11

language :

English venue: Library tickets : €2.50 Members, €5 Followers; available at the Admissions desk and on the website

saturday, february

BABY ART

and april

sunday , february

15, 22, and 29; march 7 and 14; 4 and 25, 11 am–1 pm and 5–7 pm In this new space of open artistic creation, artists-in-residence Miren Arenzana and Nerea Lekuona will offer a host of ways for families to enjoy, experiment with and explore artistic concepts related to the temporary exhibitions and the Permanent Collection. age: 3−11

language: Spanish and Basque venue: Education Space tickets :

€5.50 Members, €8 Followers; available at the Admissions desk and on the website

SPIDER WORKSHOPS saturday and sunday , march

21 and 22, and march 28 and 29, 11 am–12:30 pm and 5:15–6:45 pm Once upon a time there was a spider who lived next to a tall, empty tower… Louise Bourgeois’s work inspires a host of fantastical stories in an activity that involves and interrelates art, illustration, and storytelling. age: 3–11

language: Spanish and Basque venue: Education Space

tickets: free and exclusive for Members; available

at the Admissions desk and on the website

16 and 23; march 1, 8, 15, 22, and 29; and April 5 and 26, 10:30 am–12:30 pm and 5–7 pm A space of stimuli and play meant for interaction between babies and their families so together they can explore concepts related to art like color, textures, light, and space. age: 6–36 months

venue: Education Space

tickets: €6 Members, €8 Followers; available at the

Admissions desk and on the website (per participant, both babies and adults)

ARCHITECTURE LAB saturday , april

25 to may 30, 11:15 am–12:45 pm Progressive workshops held throughout the academic year which stimulate curiosity and spatial perception through play and creation. age: 6–11

language: Spanish

venue: Education Space

tickets: available at the Admissions desk and on

the website price (per workshop): €5 Members, €7.50 Followers price (per quarter): (April 25−May 30): €55 Members, €77 Followers

PARTNERSHIPS ARCO 2020 New partnership between the Guggenheim Museum Bilbao and ARCOmadrid Museum Members can enjoy free access to the new edition of ARCOmadrid on February 28 and 29 and March 1, with one general ticket per Member card. How can you visit ARCOmadrid? Register on the Museum website before February 27 (activities on February 28 and 29 and March 1) and you’ll receive an email with instructions on how to get into the fair. REMINDER: ONE REGISTRATION PER MEMBER CARD FOR A SINGLE DAY ARCOmadrid 2020’s core concept will revolve around an artist, Felix Gonzalez-Torres. Entitled It’s Just a Matter of Time, curators Alejandro Cesarco and Mason Leaver-Yap will analyze the influence of the Cuban-American artist on today’s creators. Bearing in mind this subject of analysis, the fair will once again show a wide range of Spanish and international galleries, with a special focus on creation in Latin America.

BOS 27–28: Slatkin with the BOS february

F. J. Haydn: Symphony No. 70 in D Major F. Cruixent: Cyborg for Orchestra J. Sibelius: Symphony No. 2 in D Major, op. 43 Leonard Slatkin, conductor 26–27: Spiritual Canticle march

A. Prada / F. Velázquez: Spiritual Canticle C. Franck: Symphony in D Minor Ondarreta Choir (Iñaki Moreno, conductor) Amancio Prada, singer Víctor Pablo Pérez, conductor tickets : Euskalduna ticket counter

20% discount for Museum Members Maximum two tickets per Member card

GASTRONOMY Nerua Guggenheim Bilbao: A space designed so diners can enjoy a culinary and cultural experience. Nature sets the pace of Josean Alija’s cooking, as he adapts it to each season to create a local cuisine. He was ranked 32nd on the Restaurant list and has one Michelin star and three Repsol Guide suns. Bistró Guggenheim Bilbao: This restaurant offers informal dining linked to the culture adapted to an avant-guard setting yet without sacrificing either flavors or textures. This unique space designed by Frank Gehry is the perfect venue for celebrations, work meetings, and dinners with friends, and for hosting an urban, modern wedding Bar Guggenheim Bilbao: Free, creative cooking which showcases products and customs like pintxos. Perfect for a quick meal, yet without sacrificing quality and the identity of a people. As a Museum Member, you can enjoy a 10% discount at the Bar Guggenheim Bilbao and on the Museum’s terraces, and a 5% discount in the Bistró and Nerua Guggenheim Bilbao restaurants. Always identify yourself as a Museum Member by showing your card.

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TRIPS TRIP TO THE NETHERLANDS: GHENT–THE HAGUE–ANTWERP 29–may 3 We will visit the tribute that the Ghent Fine Arts Museum is paying to Jan van Eyck and “his optical revolution” through an exceptional show. april

more information: Oiane Salazar (tel. +34 944 359 011)

LET’S GO DIGITAL! LAST BULLETIN The Museum is aware of the evolution of technology and of the environmental impact entailed in using paper. For this reason, through our commitment to both you and the planet, our intention is for all communications with Members to be digital, and you will receive information on exhibitions and activities by email or text messages. Thus, you can check it as often as you want and make reservations directly from your cell phone, computer, or tablet. Quick and easy. Everything available at a single click. Check your information in the private area of the website and make sure we have your email and cell phone number: • in the private area of the website/my information • by sending an email to amigos@guggenheim-bilbao.eus • or by calling us at +34 944 359 014 Plus, we’ll still be happy to help you at our Community desk. We’re looking forward to seeing you at the Museum! Additional information on the privacy policy at www.guggenheim-bilbao.eus/en/privacy-policy

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