Loris Cecchini’s site-specific wall sculpture was made possible through a generous donation.
Benefactors are crucial to the program’s success at Cleveland Clinic’s locations around the world. These philanthropic acts have long-lasting benefits.
Philanthropy advances patient care, research and education at Cleveland Clinic in profound ways. Cleveland Clinic’s Arts & Medicine Institute is grateful for the many works of art donated by generous benefactors, as well as the commitments made to acquire new pieces and expand education and research programs. These gifts can be multiple objects from a single collection, anonymously sponsored artworks or funds that result in art acquisitions, commissions and educational programming. Whether in memory of a loved one, in honor of a physician or to support the Art Program’s endeavors to create a calming space for health, hope and healing, giving makes a significant difference to patients and caregivers.
Loris Cecchini’s site-specific wall sculpture was made possible through a generous donation.