LACMA Reviews

It is very worthwhile, especially at night to see the lighted poles.

Amazingly shallow collection for a county the size of Los Angeles.

Most of the art here is not only beautiful but fun. Apparently the museum is in a rebuilding phase, so some of the buildings may be closed. Check their website before you go.

Amazing art ccollection, awesome architecture, enriching cultural programs for everyone, great music, and performances, when anyone visiting Los Angeles, is a place not to be missed, instead a must on your personal bucket list.

Unfortunately couldn't get in because we were late, but the Tar pits and The Light Exhibit are open for public. It's amazing to visit the place

Nice collection, especially I enjoyed the sculptures

Nice employees and the artsy creative works are always very cool to see!

Permanent as well as temporary presentations of art in a legendary museum

I like it very much, but the tickets are hard to find.

Los Angeles County Museum of Art is always a great place to choose if you want to spend a day idly. Camera is allowed so you can take some nice clicks. Available for parking.

It was awsome. Enjoy Saturday night jazz performances.

Great collection, super diverse and lots multiple halls to explore.

I recommend on Fridays after 6 pm the entrance is free and you can enjoy live jazz in the museum gardens and picnic with friends and family.

Supposedly a Museum of Art... we saw the worse a museum can bring with very little art... Half of exhibitions are closed, construction noise in the few open ones, installations not running (only run on Friday and Saturday) all for the same hefty price as usual. On top of that being told off by guards for any random reason (like don't seat on the stairs when there is nobody and no bench), and signs and directions are either absent or misleading (like that sign on the floor that shows a strikeout hand that actually means don't walk further than this point...). After a few minutes, we're just so stressed out, there's nothing enjoyable left from the experience. Oh and the Boone Children's Gallery... admirable idea, but you might as well just give a box of pens to your kids at home...

This is a beautiful museum. It's definitely worth a visit. I highly recommend it.

This my favorite museum to visit. The only thing I disagree is the price for the parking.

We have 3 kids, and so, we get into the museum for free. but i'd say it's worth a visit even if you do pay (LA County residents get in for free after 3pm on weekdays as well) the exhibits are pretty extensive, and you can definitely make multiple visits out of it. make sure you visit Levitated Mass and Urban Light, both of which are outdoor attractions.
Parking is $12 across the street, or you can try and find street parking.

A great place to take selfies ..incidentally, there is also an art museum.

A highly recommended place to go with friends, family and children and you can go both day and night to enjoy you can take many photos!

Wasn t impressed. The live music was cool. But it s a 1 time visit

The movie screening auditorium is pretty nice. Comfortable seats. Bathrooms being upstairs seemed odd and not ADA compliant, but that didn't directly effect me. What did effect me was the very rude employee who disrespectfully barred my group from exiting the facility thru the front gate where we entered. Rules are rules, sure, but there's never a reason to be so hostile with patrons at your facility. Shame on that aggressive man with the shaved head. Kudos to the security guard with glasses who was more empathetic to our friend in a leg brace who didn't need to be walking extra distances for no good reason.

We came to see the "rain room art" display, but the exhibit has been removed. I hope that it returns one if this day. Overall the current Asian theme exhibits are exceptional in terms of new contemporary arts.

This evening was Sunday Live Concert, featuring Ciaramella, playing Renaissance music to accompany the opening of the exhibit, The Chiaroscuro Woodcut in Renaissance Italy. The new soprano, Jennifer Ellis Kampay was superb! The exhibit is excellent and will be at LACMA until September 16th.

The museum of lights is a must visit when you are at Los Angeles. They turn on the lights at 8 in the night and it's really pretty.

Visiting the urban lights at night time was a beautiful sight. A great opportunity to take photos and have some fun with friends.

Wonderful pieces of art. I went to check out the Guillermo del Toro exhibit and it was awesome!

$20 bucks for a lot of closed exhibits. Not worth it.

Iranian exhibit was fascinating, and powerful. Came for the special "hockney" portraits. We came from New York. The piece did not disappoint!!

It was a great place, not so busy at night and there's more parking.

Tar pits are always a hit for all ages. Parking is a pain, but I didn't park this time. Great time.

Poor collection. They were in between exhibitions in a few buildings. But overall the permanent exhibitions were very boring and average.

Great museum with awesome exhibitions. Guillermo del Torro's exhibition closes (or will have closed by the time you read this) November 28 and it was as good as Quentin Tarantino's a few years ago. Bank of America account holders get a free weekend every month (the first one I believe) where all you have to do is show your BofA debit card, credit card or check. LACMA has, as almost all museums in L.A. have, a free day for anyone either once a week or once a month.

Amazing museum with lots of great art of all kinds: paintings, sculptures, artifacts, etc.

About 60% (and growing) of the museum is closed for the next four years as they are replacing most of the buildings.

The grounds are tranquil and beautiful. An oasis in the urban desert. A place of beauty, peace and joy.

Galleries are really really good and nicely done. There are plenty of artworks for every type of person. The outdoors are also really nice. Awesome Museum!

The best art museum I've been to abroad! Had a very interesting and free tour, cool 3d exhibition where I especially enjoyed the civil war stuff

I went at night just to see the lights, which are really something unique. The "urban forest" is worth a visit and is reached by bus.

Everyone was nice and helpful. The exhibits were cool. It was a lot of walking but I guess that's all museums.

Great place to go with kids, especially if they are Next Gen, which gives them and an adult free entry.

It was alright, but I am not really an art guy you can see around 10 Picasso's

Huge art museum with some freely accessible sculptures and a large stone back yard. Recommended for lovers of modern art - but not for everyone else. Unfortunately, too few or poorly signposted toilets.

Only was there for a couple of hours and felt like it was the tip of the iceberg. Wish I lived in the area so I could go back regularly. I really appreciated the "open air" quality to most of the buildings, too.

The contemporary arts and the Modern arts section are great. Other than that it's just another museum. It has free entry on the second Tuesday of every month.

Home to a couple of the most iconic public art installations in LA. Check the website for live jazz during the summer.

LACMA, the venerable arts institution defies expectations as it continues to evolve its space with forward looking acquisitions and blockbuster programming without morphing into a boing adult Disneyland like other museums. Sure, there are the overhyped architectural facelifts, family friendly exhibitions and fancy cocktails events for arty scenesters, but the true test for any museum rests in its permanent collection. David Hockney's Mulholland Drive, Clara Peters' Still Life with Cheeses, Artichoke and Cherries, and Christian Marclay's The Clock are just few of the arresting works that require multiple visits to LACMA - a testament of the creative soul of Los Angeles.

This place is enormous.. I didnt get to see everything but the art work from all around the world and different time periods was exquisite.

It's a beautiful place to visit and to work for too as well!