THE EAST WING

Published June 17, 2009 at 11:00 a.m.
CMA's new galleries walk you through 200 years...by Michael Gill...From the glass jewel box facing south and east in the new wing of the Cleveland Museum of Art, you can see a couple of the region's major architectural projects. To the east, through the trees, there's Frank Gehry's vision of curled stainless ribbons. To the south there's Severance Hall, returned to symmetry and given a polish in 2000. This week, the Cleveland Museum of Art opens its latest contribution to the evolving architecture of University Circle, the upper level…


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