by Nazish Chunara
Visiting Los Angeles and itching for an art fix?
Here are my recommendations which include music, sculpture and more.
La La Land Gallery
Kii Arens, artist and owner, shows us how beautiful mixing art and rock n roll can be.
Admission free, parking: street.
The Annenberg Space for Photography
This is a must for any photography lover. The Annenberg Foundation brings in images of everything from local likes to global awareness.
Admission Free, parking $1 with validation.
JAUS
This has become one of my Westside favorites. Jaus knows where to find some of the most talented sculptors.
Admission Free, parking: street.
SMMOA
Now located in Century City, Santa Monica Museum of Art is a staple, hosting some of the greatest contemporary artists of our time.
Admission free.
Hammer
It's finally free! Hammer, an association with UCLA, is one of the most socially interactive museums in town.
Admission free, parking $3.
LACMA
Los Angeles County Museum of Art, also very community oriented, offer so much more than art. Lectures, movies, summer music nights, children's museum and more!
Admission varies, parking: paid lot, street, meter.
Art Share LA
An eastside favorite, Art Share LA focus on emerging artists of all kinds.
Admission free, parking: street.
As you've seen, all of these museums are free, with the exception of LACMA. However, they do offer free music and wandering off to check out Urban Light by Chris Burden is pretty fun.
Visiting Los Angeles and itching for an art fix?
Here are my recommendations which include music, sculpture and more.
La La Land Gallery
Kii Arens, artist and owner, shows us how beautiful mixing art and rock n roll can be.
Admission free, parking: street.
The Annenberg Space for Photography
This is a must for any photography lover. The Annenberg Foundation brings in images of everything from local likes to global awareness.
Admission Free, parking $1 with validation.
JAUS
This has become one of my Westside favorites. Jaus knows where to find some of the most talented sculptors.
Admission Free, parking: street.
SMMOA
Now located in Century City, Santa Monica Museum of Art is a staple, hosting some of the greatest contemporary artists of our time.
Admission free.
Hammer
It's finally free! Hammer, an association with UCLA, is one of the most socially interactive museums in town.
Admission free, parking $3.
LACMA
Los Angeles County Museum of Art, also very community oriented, offer so much more than art. Lectures, movies, summer music nights, children's museum and more!
Admission varies, parking: paid lot, street, meter.
Art Share LA
An eastside favorite, Art Share LA focus on emerging artists of all kinds.
Admission free, parking: street.
As you've seen, all of these museums are free, with the exception of LACMA. However, they do offer free music and wandering off to check out Urban Light by Chris Burden is pretty fun.
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