Francesca Woodman's retrospective from SFMOMA, is now showing at the Guggenheim Museum and is the first comprehensive survey of the artist’s brief but extraordinary career to be seen in North America. More than thirty years after her death, the moment is ripe for a historical reconsideration of her work and its reception. Woodman’s oeuvre represents a remarkably rich and singular exploration of the human body in space and of the genre of self-portraiture in particular...

All is Maurizio Cattelan's retrospective exhibition with one hundred and twenty-eight of the Italian prankster's works, all hanging from the Guggenheim's rotunda. Some of our favorites include La Nona Ora which features Pope John Paul II struck down by a meteor, as well as Pinocchio floating face down, and a squirrel that has committed suicide by shooting itself at a break-room table.