Cleveland, Ohio: Judy's Crawling Hand
"Judy's Hand Pavilion," is a 25-foot-high version of the sculptor's wife's hand. Doubles as an outdoor shelter in bad weather, if you don't mind lingering under what looks like a giant, severed, crawling appendage.
Museum of Contemporary Art
- Address:
- 11400 Euclid Ave., Cleveland, OH
- Directions:
- In the open public space behind the Museum of Contemporary Art, on the northeast corner of the intersection of US-20/Euclid Ave. and US-322/Mayfield Rd.
- RA Rates:
- Worth a Detour
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"Judy's Hand Pavilion" is outside the Museum of Contemporary Art in Cleveland.
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Although it evokes Thing from the Addams Family, or the 1963 horror film "The Crawling Hand," this is an artistic public shelter, 25 feet high and 10 feet wide. It's a cast of the hand of Judy Ledgerwood, wife of Tony Tasset, also known for making a giant eyeball.