Wikipedia:Guggenheim Museum/Education

The Guggenheim Education Barnraising Project is an effort within the Guggenheim GLAM initiative to support both student participants in the Guggenheim Internship Program and students in select New York City university courses, in research and writing to improve Wikipedia's coverage of artists, artworks, and art movements relevant to the Guggenheim's collections and exhibitions.

• Internal
  • Education Program:Guggenheim Museum/Barnraising Artists and Artworks as Good Articles (Summer 2015)
    • Doris Salcedo
    • Suprematism
    • Dynamism of a Cyclist
    • Grrrrrrrrrrr!!

• Internal
  • Education Program:Guggenheim Museum/Barnraising Artists and Artworks (Fall 2015)
    • Woman Ironing
    • Amalia Pica
    • Maurizio Cattelan
    • Cao Fei
    • Julieta Aranda

• Internal
  • Guggenheim Barnraising III (Spring 2016)
    • Anna Gaskell
    • Ann Hamilton (artist)
    • Iman Issa
    • Judit Reigl
• External
  • Wikipedia:Wiki Ed/Fordham University/HIST 3626 (Spring 2016)
    • Bronx Museum of the Arts
    • Daimler Manufacturing Company
    • Jewish Museum (Manhattan)
    • Red Hook Grain Terminal
    • Scandinavia House – The Nordic Center in America
  • Wikipedia:Wiki Ed/Hunter College/MFA Seminar (Spring 2016)
    • Matt Keegan
    • Annette Kelm
    • Miranda Lichtenstein
    • Laura Owens
    • Paul Pfeiffer (artist)
  • Wikipedia:Wiki Ed/Wagner College/Contemporary Art (Spring 2016)
    • Sopheap Pich
    • Piotr Uklański

• Internal
  • Guggenheim Barnraising IV (Summer 2016)
    • A Living Man Declared Dead and Other Chapters
    • Cao Fei
    • Michele Abeles
    • Ivy wearing a fall, Boston
    • Poklong Anading
    • Ryan Trecartin
    • Sabine Hornig
    • Sharon Core
    • Simryn Gill
    • Woman with Parrot
    • Green Violinist

• Internal
  • Guggenheim Barnraising V (Fall 2016)
    • Wang Jianwei
    • Meg Webster
    • Alex Israel
    • Javier Téllez

• External
  • Wikipedia:Wiki Ed/Hunter College/MFA Seminar
    • Kevin Beasley
    • Ernesto Caivano
    • Susana Solano

• Internal
  • Public Movement
  • Denise Green
  • Yuko Nasaka
  • Dominique Gonzalez-Foerster