Los Angeles Museums

Inspiring

1. Center For Land Use…

Neighborhood: Palms

As a geography major at UCLA my opinions on this place are probably somewhat skewed, but here it goes. It is very rare to find a museum fully…

2. The Geffen…

Neighborhood: Downtown

I was here for the Murakami show. The space is huge and not expensive to get in. The musuem is a bit hidden I think next to the Asian American Museum.…

3. Frances Kuyper's…

If you love baking and decorating cakes, than you should make a point of visiting Frances Kuyper's Mini Cake Museum at the Hollenbeck Home, where you…

4. Huntington Library…

Huntington Library is nothing else but jaw dropping beauty! The first time I came here was about 6 years ago on a date. I have to honestly say that…

5. A+D Museum

Neighborhood: Mid-City West

I went to the A+D "museum" last weekend, only to find out that they were closed and moving to a new location a block away the following week (6032…

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1. A+D Museum

Neighborhood: Mid-City West

I went to the A+D "museum" last weekend, only to find out that they were closed and moving to a new location a block away the following week (6032…

2. Armory Center For…

Neighborhood: Pasadena

#69 in http://365losangeles.b...  A crocodile ottoman, a giant pork rind, and a room filled with numbered feathers falling from the sky are just a few…

3. The Museum of…

Neighborhood: Palms

One giant puzzle from the beginning.  The exterior is nondescript and the door looks like the entrance to a prison, or a vault.  $5 entrance fee; $3…

4. Wende Museum

Neighborhood: Culver City

Tucked away in an innocuous business park, among a catering company, and an Agape church, you will see a giant piece of the Berlin wall.  We're…

5. Japanese American…

Neighborhood: Downtown

Use your KCRW card if you have one for a discount!   I've been coming here a lot lately because of the exhibits they've held in the past year. 2 of…

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