Norton Museum of Art, Art museum in West Palm Beach, United States
The Norton Museum of Art is an art museum in West Palm Beach containing around 7,600 works spread throughout multiple galleries. The collection features significant holdings of American, European, and contemporary art alongside Chinese pieces.
Ralph Norton founded this institution in 1941 by donating his personal collection of European and American master paintings. This founding gift established the museum and set the direction for its growth.
The museum presents rotating exhibitions that showcase local and international artists, giving visitors access to diverse artistic voices and perspectives from around the world. These shows help people in the region connect with different ways of making and thinking about art.
Visitors receive audio guides in multiple languages at arrival, and guided tours in English are offered several times daily. Plan time for either self-guided exploration or joining a scheduled tour.
The building was designed by architect David Adjaye and features reflective surfaces and geometric patterns that shift throughout the day. These architectural elements create an ever-changing visual experience as daylight affects the forms and reflections.
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