Want to Believe at the Guggenheim
2008.Feb.18. Monday - by lvhrd
Cai Guo-Qiang’s latest installation “I Want to Believe” opens Friday at the Guggenheim.
Composed of three parts, Borrowing Your Enemy’s Arrows, Head On, and Inopportune: Stage One, the exhibition combines some of Guo-Qiang’s most ambitious works, including 8 mid-size sedans suspended from the museum rotunda and a wave-crash arc of 99 wolves.
Advance tickets are on sale now. Some of you might remember Cai Guo-Qiang’s scissor-skewered crocodile and black smoke poofs from the roof of the Met a couple years back.
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