Cleveland Museum of Art Life Long Learning Center

Cleveland, Ohio
1,700 sq ft
Designer: Gallagher & Associates

The Cleveland Museum of Art introduces Gallery One, a unique, interactive gallery that blends art, technology and interpretation to inspire visitors to explore the museum’s renowned collections. This new revolutionary space, designed by Gallagher & Associates, features the largest multi-touch screen in the United States, which displays images of over 3,500 objects and allows visitors to shape their own tours of the museum.
Explus
44156 Mercure Circle
Sterling, VA 20166

E-mail:  [email protected]
Phone: 703.260.0780
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