Guggenheim Foundation
The Guggenheim Foundation is a nonprofit organization established in 1937 by Solomon R. Guggenheim. Its primary mission is to promote the understanding and appreciation of modern art through various initiatives, including the support of artists and scholars. The foundation is known for its prestigious Guggenheim Fellowship program, which provides grants to individuals in the arts and sciences.
The foundation also operates several museums, including the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum in New York City, designed by architect Frank Lloyd Wright. These institutions showcase a diverse collection of modern and contemporary art, contributing to cultural enrichment and education worldwide.