グッゲンハイム美術館のインスタグラム(guggenheim) - 3月21日 01時57分

For #TBT, we located a 1937 letter from artist Joseph Cornell who wrote to the newly established Solomon R. Guggenheim Foundation in search of “an opening somewhere in your organization for one anxious to do anything at all in order to be in an atmosphere more stimulating than his present commercial one.” Cornell continues, “While I cannot claim to be an abstractionist, I am not antagonistic to this art form…” View the full letter as well as a 1943 application from Jackson Pollock at blogs.guggenheim.org

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