As the Guggenheim Museum Bilbao turns 25, we look at how the ‘Bilbao effect’ helped transform a rough Spanish port into a tourist hub – and why similar projects in some other European cities ...

The “Bilbao Effect” is a term coined after the 1997 construction of the Guggenheim Museum Bilbao structure: an eye-catching and critically-renowned piece of contemporary architecture that launched ...

The Bilbao effect is viewed by many as a triumph of style over substance, a type of global branding that used to be confined to items such as fashionable shoes and whatnot.

The Guggenheim Museum in Bilbao is more than just an architectural masterpiece—it sparked an economic and cultural revolution known as the Bilbao Effect. Built from titanium, glass, ...

As he prepares to move on, he tells The Art Newspaper about the “transformative power of culture” and the difficulty of replicating the “Bilbao effect” Alexandra F. Coego 30 September 2024 ...

Ohio State University is celebrating the reopening of its 1989 Wexner Center for the Arts after renovations that cost more than $15-million. The building, designed by Peter Eisenman, had required ...

Eva Mendieta, associate professor of Spanish at Indiana University Northwest, is proud to bring her homeland to the region with "From Rust to Restoration: Basque Art and the Bilbao Effect." ...

The Bilbao effect is every architectural client’s marketing dream: a design so good, it pays you back. And, in the subsequent years, some even asked Gehry to recreate his exact structure in ...

Is the "Bilbao effect" – which demonstrated that a cultural institution could boost a region's economy – replicable? "It's not that simple," warned Juan Ignacio Vidarte, the Guggenheim Museum ...