“Each point has a name… we have rigging points that we call the Flavin points… we have them for Frank Gary…”

Guggenheim Museum staff · 99% Invisible · Audio Guide of the Imperfections of a Perfect Masterpiece

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named each rigging point (stainless-steel circles on web walls) after the artist whose installation originally used it, creating a catalog of reusable anchor points

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