Art After Dark, Les Ballet Afrik, and two new exhibitions

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March is here and though Spring is still a few weeks away, the Guggenheim is already blooming with color (and tomatoes) thanks to the new rotunda exhibition Countryside, The Future. Explore the exhibition with our free Digital Guide, a part of the Bloomberg Connects app. Get it before your visit in the Apple App Store and in the Google Play Store.

At the end of the month, on March 28, we’re excited to be opening two more exhibitions, Away from the Easel: Jackson Pollock’s Mural and Knotted, Torn, Scattered: Sculpture after Abstract Expressionism. The museum café will also reopen the afternoon of March 27. While it’s still under renovation, stop by The Wright restaurant for light fare.
 Upcoming Music and Dance
Art After Dark
   Friday, March 27
   9 pm–midnight

This evening will feature a set from DJ UFOH, pop-up dance performances from Les Ballet Afrik, a cash bar, and access to all our current exhibitions, including an exclusive sneak peek of our upcoming exhibitions, JacksoLes Ballet Afrik
New York Is Burning by Omari Wiles
   Sunday–Monday, March 29–30
   7:30 pm

To pay homage to the film Paris Is Burning, Omari Wiles, founding father of the House of Oricci, presents New York Is Burning, a Works & Process commission.n Pollock’s Mural and Knotted, Torn, Scattered.

Just for Kids
Register now for summerSummerscapes
   Monday–Friday, 9:30 am–4 pm

Grades 3–5. Kids focus on building and improving their creative skills through gallery and studio explorations in this exciting summer day camp. Five weeklong sessions available. One session available for grades 6–8.
New Weekend Tours
Weekend Architecture Tours
   Saturdays and Sundays starting March 28
   11 am

Explore the Guggenheim Museum on a focused architecture tour that highlights the building’s iconic design.

Looking AheadAn Evening with Pat Steir
   Tuesday, April 21
   6:30 pm

In honor of the late curator and art historian Robert Rosenblum, the Guggenheim is honored to host the artist Pat Steir in conversation with Nancy Spector, Artistic Director and Jennifer and David Stockman Chief Curator, as its Tenth Annual Robert Rosenblum Lecture. 
Project for a New Decade: From City to Countryside
   Friday, April 24
   6:30 pm

This panel discussion brings together architect Rem Koolhaas, Sarah Whiting, Dean and Josep Lluís Sert Professor of Architecture, Harvard Graduate School of Design, and other exhibition collaborators. Introduced by Countryside, The Future curator Troy Conrad Therrien, the program is followed by an exhibition viewing, reception, and catalogue signing with Rem Koolhaas.