Visitors attending art lectures will not be distracted by sounds of bustling activity in other parts of the facility. The Art Museum is designed as a space for introspection amid great works. The 15-foot high ceilings and large galleries will serve as a dramatic backdrop to showcase a staggering array of artists' works. As appropriate, exhibits also can be enhanced by video and computer technology, giving visitors a more interactive experience. A revolutionary concept in the Clay Center is the mingling of arts and science.
Most museums separate the two realms.
The Clay Center, however, will not be restricted art to be shown only in the art galleries. Sculpture and other works will accent each floor of the building. Visitors to the Clay Center will find a true synergy of the arts and sciences. The Juliet Museum of Art Reaching up three stories from the The Greater Kanawha Valley Foundation Science Center's lower level to the Art Museum on the second floor, this airy space is the centerpiece of the Museum Complex. The Atrium is designed to be a unique symbol of the Museum's dual mission in science and art.