Gabriele Münter was at the forefront of modern art in early 20th-century Europe. Constantly experimenting, she revitalized landscape, still life, and portrait painting, transforming everyday subjects into bold, original works.

This current exhibition at the Guggenheim highlights Münter’s lifelong commitment to subjects rooted in daily life and shaped by travel, place, and community. Join Museum Educator Sharon Vatsky for an overview of this engaging show.

In addition to being a Museum Educator for the Guggenheim Museum, Sharon teaches graduate courses in museum education at NYU & Teacher’s College, Columbia University. She holds graduate degrees from SUNY at Albany & Hartford Art School. She is the author of 2 books: Museum Gallery Experiences: A Handbook and Interactive Museum Tours