Hasta La Ideas

Staying in New York a bit longer, after getting into all sorts of new media stuffs, bands the kids like, and art cars that go fast, cost a lot, but don’t always win races, the Guggenheim and BMW have finally found one another. According to the NY Times, later today a partnership will be announced between the two, bringing a program to life called “BMW Guggenheim Labs,” a series of traveling exhibitions that will hit three cities each year and camp out at each for three months. There will be lectures and events where “Guggenheim’s curators will invite leaders in the fields of architecture, art, science, design, technology and education to participate in discussions held in and around the structures about the complexities, realities and problems of urban living.” The program will run for six years and each of the exhibit spaces will be designed by nifty architecture firms. The first will be Atelier Bow-Wow, the Tokyo firm you might be familiar with for having worked with Droog building them both a house and a small hotel, both in Amsterdam. We’ll update this post once it’s all made official.

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