Maurizio Cattelan Lets It All Hang Out at the Guggenheim

The apparent suicide of a beloved Disney character is a tough act to follow, but Maurizio Cattelan has made a career out of one-upping himself with works that are by turns unsettling, delightful, awe-inspiring, and downright hilarious. Having set an unconscious Pinocchio afloat in the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum’s fountain back in 2008, Cattelan returns to the scene of the crime for his first retrospective, and he’s brought the unconscious boy puppet—and examples of virtually everything else he’s created since 1989.

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