Arts

"The only place in LA where you can ponder modern art, eat award-winning food, shop for design books, and say hi to actual chickens… all before noon. It’s not just a gallery — it’s a lifestyle. You wander through museum-grade exhibits, stumble into a chic bookstore that makes your coffee table feel underdressed, then end up at Manuela, where the cocktails are as artistic as the installations. Outside? A courtyard straight out of a European daydream, complete with a chicken coop that somehow m..."

"Free admission without waiting was great. Appreciated the venue and what was displayed. Beautiful featured works by Takako Yamaguchi. If deciding between The Broad and MOCA, Broad gets my vote based on the size and pieces on display."

"Incredible museum, and free for residents of LA County after 3 pm! They have some wonderful works by Picasso, Mattise, Lichtenstein, and Magritte. The piece “Urban Lights” by Chris Burden is a must-see for first-time visitors to LA. My partner and I have done a fair number of art museums, the SF MOMA, the Broad, the Norton Simon, but this one was a good mix of contemporary and modern. I would say, if you are going to go, don’t plan to make an entire day of it; you can easily see the whole mus..."

"Oh man, where do I even begin. This place had so many buildings to choose from. A lot of historical and very vintage European art. For those are strick with their kids watching things, I would say this is not safe for children to view because of the nudity found in statues and art pieces. Some sections are safe for works as this Museum is huge. The time I went in had a "biblical" interpretation of the Bible that left me questioning it's accuracy to the scriptures. All in all, the place was ..."

"First time at this art gallery. Very nice space to view art. Takashi Murakami exhibit was excellent. Amazing technique, style and color."

"Love this museum.. it has a fun playful vibe.. very busy and they have a good staff helping to keep people 2 feet away from the art. It was free! The only free thing in LA, we did pay extra for the exhibit hall and I really recommend doing that.. it was less crowded and very interesting. We probably spent 3 hours here, could have spent more if we looped again through some of the more popular rooms."