When he first welded discarded car parts into sculpture more than 50 years ago, John Chamberlain ignited one of the most distinctive careers in postwar American art. A retrospective at the Guggenheim also serves as a fitting memorial tribute; the artist died this past December at 84. February 24-May 13; guggenheim.org
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