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The Eye Behind the Guggenheim Gets a Show of Her Own

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Hilla Rebay, the German artist who helped shape what would become the Guggenheim, is now the one being collected rather than collecting. Her bold, non-objective paintings are on view at Independent 20th Century, brought forward by Weinstein Gallery. It marks a rare turn of attention toward an artist long known chiefly for the museum she helped build rather than for her own hand.

With reporting from Artnet News.

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