Los Angeles County Museum of Art

LACMA was one of the highlights of my trip to LA. The museum is large, with a wide variety of art to explore. I especially loved the live performance. It was so creative and engaging that I ended up staying for almost an hour just for the show. The artists were incredibly talented. The nearby La Brea Tar Pits added a unique touch to the experience. I'm so glad I visited!

David Geffen Galleries at Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA) were impressive. The building is massive and extends above Wilshire Boulevard. The art museum is located on Wilshire Boulevard in Los Angeles, near the La Brea Tar Pits. There are active digs next to the museum. It was nice to walk around and explore them. Impressionism at LACMA was outstanding as well. Particularly Nymphéas by Claude Monet was inspiring to see. Los Angeles County Museum of Art is a great place to visit in Los Angeles.

LACMA is definitely worth visiting! After the renovation, three buildings are now open, and there’s already so much to see. The museum features an impressive collection of famous artworks, and the galleries are spacious, clean, and well organized. Plan to spend at least a full day here if you want to enjoy everything at a relaxed pace. Even with plenty of visitors, it never felt too crowded or noisy, making it a wonderful place to appreciate the art. Highly recommended if you’re visiting Los Angeles!

This museum is absolutely incredible and a total must-visit if you are in LA! The art collection here is massive and covers a bit of everything, so there's always something cool to see regardless of your taste. Of course, checking out the iconic "Urban Light" installation outside is a highlight and looks so beautiful, especially when the lamps are lit up in the evening. The whole campus has a really cool, open vibe and the staff were super helpful. Definitely budget a few hours to really take it all in. Highly recommend stopping by!

Went after work for about an hour on a Friday. LA county residents enter free after 3pm so make sure you have your ID on hand. The exhibit I was in wasn't too crowded so I could easily walk around and look at the art work. They also had live music outside where the lights are at. Got to see a lot of people with their picnic tables enjoying food and music which made the vibes even better.

This seems to be the first time I've reviewed LACMA. Surprising. I've been here before. Today's the opening day for the new wing. It's all on one level, about thirty feet above ground level. It's an open plan with exterior views nearly everywhere. You're going to find pictures of the exhibis with explanations on the web. I thought I'd be original by being the first to publish pictures of the exterior views. Turns out I met lots of people doing the same thing. Google Maps will let me publish only 50 pictures. This is a great addition to LACMA. You should visit. It's wheelchair accessible. There's street parking and a lot under the museum. We parked on the street so I don't know if the below ground parking lot is free or paid. LACMA is also reached by bus, and there's a new subway station across Wilshire Boulevard.

The new David Geffan Galleries are breathtaking and fascinating and wonderful all wrapped up into one very cool experience. The design is unlike any gallery/ museum we've ever encountered. One room after another leads to more and more art work. One thing then another catches your attention to move you through the single level experience. We were in a continuous state of awe as we meandered through for a full 3 hours and still feel like we could go back for more tomorrow. Kudos to the LACMA team. Well worth the wait!