Visitors to San Francisco's Golden Gate park have noticed some odd installations over the past few months, as the de Young Museum has rolled out several giant glass sculptures for the largest Dale Chihuly exhibition ever.
The grounds of the de Young Museum and the adjoining Legion of Honor Museum, both within the park, are hosting some of Chihuly's largest works, including a 56-foot garden of glass and a 30-foot-tall neon tower, which should look particularly spectacular at night.
Inside the de Young, 11 rooms will showcase Chihuly's work, including five of his signature chandeliers. The show runs through September 28, but to avoid the $15 ticket charge, check it out this weekend, when admission is free.
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