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Solomon R Guggenheim Museum. Take the Guggenheim: “Guggenheim museums”, writes Earle, “began sprouting across the globe, from the Basque Country to faraway Dubai, until there was nowhere else for them to grow. The board of directors sent agents to scour the earth for primitive lands that knew nothing of modern and contemporary art. At last word arrived of such a place. A check was written, migrant workers hired and a museum rose from the volcanic mudflats of X. Ticket sales have been sluggish”. (Photo by Anton Repponen/The Guardian)
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