Seeing the World Through the Guggenheim’s Nancy Spector’s Eyes a Few Characters at a Time

Thanks to a tip from Art Info, we can now start living vicariously through Nancy Spector. The Guggenheim Museum‘s Chief Curator for the past two decades, Spector has crafted loads of exhibitions (of course), worked with nearly every big name in the industry, from Matthew Barney to photographer (and U2 favorite) Hiroshi Sugimoto, and worked in organizing things like the Venice and Berlin Biennials, as well as art programing for the Olympics. And now she’s on Twitter, allowing us into her world, albeit it briefly, with messages like “On my way to Frieze. Looking forward to Pop Life at the Tate to see Spiritual America’s absence” and “Balka turns Tate’s Turbine Hall into a dark abyss. Children laughing and playing anyway.” She doesn’t have many followers yet, so here’s your chance to lock on, to later be able to brag that you were there first. And while you’re there, you know that we’re on Twitter too, right?

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