East End

Visit

Overview

  • Start your visit at the lakefront entrance on the north side of the campus.

The East End is a sweeping indoor gallery that seamlessly blends world-class art and stunning architecture amidst the year-round splendor of the lakefront.

Tables and chairs or sofas invite visitors to rest and recharge in the space. Like the blown glass of Dale Chihuly’s sculpture, the East End offers endless opportunities to reflect. Explore Chihuly’s Isola di San Giacomo in Palude Chandelier II set against a backdrop of the Museum’s Quadracci Pavilion and its iconic moveable Burke Brise Soleil (or “wings”).

Gender-neutral and family restrooms, lockers, and water fountains are available.