Glenstone

Jim Baudino

A nice experience to walk the grounds and be able to take as much time as you need to view the various exhibits. A few were undergoing construction (including one of the cafes) while we were there so that was a bit disappointing but overall a nice experience. The weather will play a big role in the experience since the exhibits are a good walking distance from the entrance (unless you take the shuttle). The pavilion had several different exhibits which provided an entire indoor experience. No picture taking inside the pavilion.

Chris Zhang

Beautiful museum that is very walkable. Completely free and a refreshing take on contemporary art. Even the food is relatively reasonably priced at ~20 dollars per person. I would highly recommend going.

Valerie Mason

Glenstone is a place to let your mind get lost with an almost other-worldly vibe to it. The cement pavilions, winding paths, all the incredible interactive installations both indoor and out and the scenery of the landscspe are enough to keep your attention and awe for 3+ hours easy, (I indeed have a first hand account of this mysteriously quick passage of time). Even the bathrooms make you feel like you're in the land of oz. The staff members stationed at the installations are friendly, knowledgeable and fun to discuss interpretations and ideas of meaning with.

Joseph Kristoffer

Wonderful mix of art and wide open spaces. Did the loop clockwise before the sun went down, enjoying the outdoor installations first. The sound installation and Tony Smith’s Smug sculpture were probably my favorites outside. The interior design of the main pavilion was art in itself, framing the water garden and grounds in beautiful ways through the wide panoramic windows. Enjoyed the art on display this season, especially the photography by Jeff Wall and the various sculpture works.