James Turrell Skyspace
Sculpture · Claremont ·

James Turrell Skyspace

Sculpture · Claremont ·

James Turrell installation with aperture framing the sky

James Turrell Skyspace by null
James Turrell Skyspace by null
James Turrell Skyspace by null
James Turrell Skyspace by null
James Turrell Skyspace by null
James Turrell Skyspace by null
James Turrell Skyspace by null
James Turrell Skyspace by null
James Turrell Skyspace by null
James Turrell Skyspace by null
James Turrell Skyspace by null
James Turrell Skyspace by null
James Turrell Skyspace by null
James Turrell Skyspace by null
James Turrell Skyspace by null
James Turrell Skyspace by null
James Turrell Skyspace by null
James Turrell Skyspace by null
James Turrell Skyspace by null
James Turrell Skyspace by null

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600 N College Way, Claremont, CA 91711 Get directions

Wheelchair accessible entrance
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Wheelchair accessible seating

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600 N College Way, Claremont, CA 91711 Get directions

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•Wheelchair accessible entrance
•Wheelchair accessible parking lot
•Wheelchair accessible seating

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Dec 2, 2025

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Meet the Retirees Who Criss-Cross the Globe for Art

"An installation by artist James Turrell, featuring an aperture in the ceiling that frames the sky, offering a unique viewing experience."

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James Turrell Skyspace

Lisa Z.

Google
This was a very cool experience. Don’t hurry if you go. We thought it was done, but remained for a bit just to enjoy the evening. Then the colors changed and we relaxed deeper into the experience. Great environment for the art show

Brian H.

Google
Wonderful experience. Arrived 110min before sunrise as the website says, but the show itself didn’t start until a few minutes into Nautical Twilight (our viewing was on Monday April 10th, start times likely vary across the year) - so in the future I would come based on that instead, but I’m glad to have not missed the beginning. Probably sat for an hour before anything happened though. Exactly one old website I think says it runs Sat-Mon, but I think that was a decade ago. It likely runs every day now. Would love to know for sure though. The colors were gorgeous. Turrell’s work lived up to expectations. Wonderful time, probably best for folks that like an art piece “exploring the Thingness of light”. Definitely hope to come back for the evening show sometime, but worth seeing once. Like other articles have said, lying on the ground and looking up gave the best experience. Other notes: no public bathrooms nearby in the morning at least that we saw, just one behind a locked door in the plaza for students. Parking on N College and walking over was great. Granite benches are cold, and tile floor is hard, so dress warm!

Dha

Google
We were there at sunset and the lights were spectacular. Definitely worth a visit with you are in town - its free.

Matthew D.

Google
A really beautiful area open to the public. Lots of seating and peaceful. I came here on a walk with my dog. It was a nice spot for a break and to relax.

James Y.

Google
Cool experience with lights in the ceiling of the art piece. Good to go at night time.

natasha B.

Google
What a fantastic surprise. Tucked in, only showing in sunrise and sunset

David T.

Google
Beautiful experience in a quiet place

Robert B.

Google
Cool experience. Worth a visit. Free on campus.