Walker Art Center Glass House, Minneapolis

Walker Art Center Glass House in Minneapolis lit at night
Walker Art Center Glass House in Minneapolis lit at night.

The Walker Art Center Glass House stands in the Sculpture Garden in Minneapolis. The glass-and-steel structure is lit from within at night and serves as an entrance and exhibition space for the museum. Its geometric design and transparent facade are visible against the dark sky.

Photo taken in June 2017.

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