Gego: Measuring Infinity

At Guggenheim Exhibitions, **Gego: Measuring Infinity** traces the work of Gego (Gertrud Goldschmidt), the Caracas-based artist whose wire structures and hand-built grids sit between drawing and sculpture. The presentation follows her shift away from the fixed geometry of midcentury abstraction toward open networks that treat space as a material. In New York, where debates about systems, architecture, and the handmade have long shaped museum narratives, her work reads as a quiet rebuttal to rigid order. One clear takeaway is how her “lines” behave less like boundaries than like relationships.