The Museum of the Creative Process is a museum and learning center dedicated to understanding the role of creativity as a conflict resolving mechanism. Founded and directed by Albert Levis, M.D., the museum brings together a global collection of contemporary and historical pieces of artwork.
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Sculpture Park would be a more accurate term but even that is misleading. Going here by on your own (e.g. not part of a guided tour) is not recommended. The pieces have a raw, unfinished quality to them. Also although it's on the grounds of the hotel, you go right up the front porch of some individual cabins, I felt kind of weird just showing up and hanging out to look at...
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Interesting outdoor sculpture garden style museum with indoor welcome center. Was a vastly interesting experience with interesting pieces, but graduate study level informational panels were hard to interpret without the tour guide (who was busy on a tour when we arrived). Overall it was a very pleasant, educational, and...
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Weird place, hard to navigate where to go. There doesn’t seem to be any actual museum you can go inside of, all the statues outside are beautiful. I think some of the houses (if not all) are being occupied or rented out for BnB, so it felt weird walking around...
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