Where do monsters come from? Discover the answer in this exhibition, the first of its kind in North America. Unicorns, sirens, and dragons leapt from the minds of medieval artists to inspire fear, entertainment, and wonder. Watch the exhibition video.
“One of Europe’s Fastest-Rising Stars” — Kate Brown, artnet
Artist Emeka Ogboh integrates sound, sculpture, and textiles in the first commissioned artwork for the Ames Family Atrium. Ogboh compares the museum’s atrium to the ámà — or village square — the physical and cultural center of Igbo life in southeast Nigeria, where he was born.
"After achieving record attendance of nearly 865,000 in the fiscal year ended June 30, the Cleveland Museum of Art is well on its way toward achieving its goal of serving 1 million visitors a year." via The Plain Dealer
NEW INSTALLATION: Artlens Exhibition. Explore the new theme: “What can art be?”
Engage and connect with 21 new artworks from across the CMA’s collection through new technology including gesture-based 3D artwork models, the ability to scan all artworks for more information through Artlens App, and new visitor-generated content on the digital beacon. Read the blog to learn more.
Read the CMA's Landscape Master Plan. This plan is intended to be both practical and aspirational, a great forward thrust for the benefit of all the people forever. Read the Plain Dealer article.
