Where To View the Art Collection
The art collection spans 200 Cleveland Clinic locations worldwide, including Ohio, Florida, Las Vegas, Toronto, London and Abu Dhabi.
Wherever you are at Cleveland Clinic, notice how each building features its own unique interaction of artwork and architecture. You’ll find 31 site-specific installations that transform spaces across 16 different locations. And the art in corridors, care spaces and waiting areas invites calm reflection.
Explore online
Download the Bloomberg Connects app (Android and iOS) to find the official guide to Cleveland Clinic’s Art Collection. You can browse by location, view current exhibitions in the Julia and Larry Pollock Gallery, and check for updates on new acquisitions and highlights.
You can also follow the Art Collection on Instagram (@cleclinicartcollection) for new artwork features, gallery news and behind-the-scenes looks.
The Julia and Larry Pollock Gallery
The Julia and Larry Pollock Gallery on our Main Campus hosts ever-changing exhibitions from the collection. The gallery is free and open to anyone. You’ll find a welcoming space where you can pause, reflect and enjoy art at any time.
Finding the Gallery
You can find the gallery between the J and H buildings, right next to Panera Bread and Starbucks. Use Cleveland Clinic’s Main Campus map to plan your route.
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Claudia Wieser, "Untitled", 2021, copper and glazed ceramic tiles on MDF and aluminum frame. Courtesy of the artist and Marianne Boesky Gallery. Commissioned for Cleveland Clinic London. -
Jacolby Satterwhite, "Dawn", 2021, video installation. Courtesy of the artist and Mitchell-Innes & Nash. Commissioned by Cleveland Clinic in collaboration with FRONT International, with community support from Karamu House. -
Leah Hewson, "Blow Out #5", 2020, monotype. Courtesy of the artist and Stoney Road Press. -
Derrick Adams, "Interior Life (Man)", 2019, digital print. Courtesy of Derrick Adams Studio © 2019. -
María Magdalena Campos-Pons, "Backyard Dreams #5", 2005, chromogenic color print. Courtesy of the artist and Julie Saul Projects. -
David Gilbert, "Ether", 2019, archival inkjet print. Courtesy of the artist and Rebecca Camacho Presents, San Francisco.
