LACMA Reviews

Good experience it was a pleasure to view some beautiful pieces. Just a bit to pricey.

Well Lacma has a terrific variety of different art forms.Important museum.The problem is when I visited today half of the museum exhibits were closed..Stupid move especially during the holidays.Anyway I became a member today

Museum has lots to offer! It's free if you are a resident of LA, but it's not a bad price to pay for outsiders for what they offer.

Go on a free admission day and enjoy some art. It's worth the time.

Great art when you find it in the maze of buildings. Skip the 3D exhibit if you've used a ViewMaster.

I absolutely loved this museum of art. I have been to multiple in the country, but this one really goes a little more in depth when it comes to diversity and cultures. I loved the event hosted, with music, food, and just everyone in general enjoying themselves.

The History of Infamy exhibit was very cool, and the section right next to it was cool as well - overall a great place!

Good place for city tourists and guest. Entrance fee for adults is 25 usd for students little bit less. There are few expositions which are shut down for renovations, however very good place to spebd some time in art. There are underground parking places available so no worries.

Great place to take the kids and awesome learning experience

Awesome museum with a fine mix of modern and other art. Super easy access everywhere and the museum it self is well worth a visit. You can walk around all areas with real ease and you ll be amazed with this place.

Great place to visit in such a central location. Don't forget to visit the La Brea Pits while on the block!

One of my favorite places in LA area. I could go here every weekend if I could. Too bad is so far from home

I love the lights, very cool architecture. During the night it is another experience .....gotta try it

Going to LA and not visiting LACMA is the same as going to Rio and not visiting Christ the Redeemer, a great museum, very well located.

most of the halls were closed. 25 dls full ticket price. very por collection. 16 dls parking

Saw the exhibit about Sri Lanka and the one of Charles White' paintings. Both were amazing. Both were worth my time. The exhibits are next to each other so just leave more time and see them both.

Very informative and has lots of places to explore and it is a nice way to spend time

A pure example of a capitalistic society america has become. Some rich tree hugger taking advantage of the system charging people for anything they can get their fingers on. 16$ parking, 25$ entry fee, snacks, gift shops, the list goes on. Do yourself a favor and ban this idiotic idea of a museum, the money is going to the rich and if you believe otherwise you are moronic. DO NOT go here. Staff is rude. Exit through the gift shop speaks strongly with this money hungry joke. Dont pay these corporate rich scum

We were in Los Angeles at the beginning of October 2019 and the museum was unfortunately under renovation. But we managed to take pictures in front of the museum on the poles. At night they are very beautiful. Hopefully we'll get in next time!

Variety of different art pieces, we enjoyed different exhibitions.

It is educational and the students like all the displays

Great museum, nice variety of "special" installations.
The Friday night jazz events are great for picnics.
Arrive early with a blanket and pick your perfect spot.

I looked forward to it for a long time, and finally went to the art gallery yesterday. It was unfortunate that I met a very bad guard who was very fierce towards my eight-year-old daughter and threatened to drive her out. My daughter was frightened and no longer interested in visiting any exhibition. I regret not complaining to this woman on the spot.

At 12 o'clock it's cold but good place shine bright lol

Really nice place to take the kids.. on some weekend's they have family activities.

Great local museum. It's a little older, but there are plans to renovate in the near future. Some parts have already closed as the construction has begun in those buildings. Everything is wheelchair accessible, and they offer free ones to borrow as long as you leave a form of ID for a security deposit.

Didn t make it inside but the lights outside were beautiful.

Great Music. Great time spent with friends and family.

The collections housed at LACMA are always exceptional. However, 'Jazz at LACMA' is also a cultural, socially important hub for young, musically inspired professionals.

Every Friday night from April through November, LACMA's Friday night outdoor jazz concerts is the place to be. I discovered this about 10 years ago and look forward to it every year.

This is a FREE event. Go early, seats fill up quickly. Cocktails and light snacks are available for purchase.

Some of the musicians who have performed at LACMA in the past include: Wayne Shorter, John Clayton, Kenny Burrell, Les McCann, Billy Childs, Arturo Sandoval, Cannonball-Coltrane Project, and Ernie Watts.

Great place to take pictures the urban lights give it extra character. There's a big rock that's pretty cool too that can provide a dimensional look.

A college plaza with more than four buildings, including art and dialogue museums, such as cars and dinosaurs

Great spot for art. You can find famous attractions like City Lights as well as work from artists inuding Andy Warhol and Pablo Picasso.

All the attractions are very nice, in all you can take pictures very parents to share on your social networks, the place is very nice to take a walk if you are on a walk, or just go for a walk and hang out.

Everything was very good, thank you for all your attention.

I love LACMA for its arts and presentation. I always try to go here when I'm in LA.

The experience at Latin Jazz is always fun to hang out with family and friends.

Very informative, lots of different subjects. Took all day to see one level in the building. This musuem needs to take 2 days just to absorb everything they have.

I have been a member for some time. I feel the curation has taken a nosedive. Even the lighting in the European Gallery could use some serious overhaul a direct glare on almost all the Oil paintings.

Come for the fantastic exhibits and stay for the jazz.

Went on a Sunday night. Parking is always terrible around this area so come early.

Great museum, but it s looking a bit dated and disjointed. But not to fret, they are planning a major remodel that s well underway.

Difficult to find a place to park nearby. Turn around a few rounds and find an empty seat, 25 cents per 15 minutes, $ 1 an hour, not bad. There is a DJ as New year s event. Dancers are us. Residents of LA are free to enter after 3pm. Except Friday to Sunday weekends. There are many works by Chinese writers and avant-garde. I wasn't very good.

Great place to visit, leave enough time there's a lot to see.

This My favorite Museum in LA , i loved this place.food was good.I mostly accompany my family.

If you have a little interest in art, it is a place you have to go unconditionally. Personally, it was the most impressive place in LA with Broadbent.

Wonderful place to come to for a date night, with your significant other

A very interesting museum to look at! But there are never new exhibits. (I have been there about 7 times in 3 years and i have never seen one that was new)

I really had a good time. I liked looking at all the famous paintings.
I liked the food and drinks to.

This was a great experience there is lots of people walk around and getting lost in the art. 17 years and younger go free so that is a bonus but apart for that an adult costs 20 dollars. One thing I recommend is bringing your own food as the food at lacmas cafe is terrible (the pizza at least) and over priced.

The LACMA establishment for the summer musical sessions is very very inviting and joyful, just a full day of fun, to bring yourself and your family out...enjoy the music, people, dance! Friday n Saturday nights.

I visited LACMA yesterday to see the Chagall exhibit. It was a very positive experience. Parking was available , the cashier verified that we were indeed from Los Angeles County, and the exhibit did what I would expect from art. It made me think. The ushers were informative and helped the visitors stay within the rules to protect the art and artifacts. My husband and I ate at the cafe on site, but we could have made this outing less expensive by eating at one of the food trucks. Other exhibits in the same building were equally atractive and we will go back to experience them.

For the love of art go here but with news of renovations and construction, do so very soon.

LACMA, you're definitely not lacking when it comes to the arts.

I've been to LACMA before, but I haven't been since Levitated Mass, the large rock from a local quarry, was put on permanent exhibit here. Saturday was a good a time as any to check Levitated Mass out and have a look at the other exhibits on display.

Levitated Mass was, IMHO, underwhelming. I thought it would be bigger! (that's what she said) Visitors have fun posing as if they are lifting the rock, of which I was no exception. It's located towards the rear of the premises. Not quite my cup of tea, but definitely worth having a glimpse.

My favorite exhibits would have to be the Asian & Middle Eastern Art. Being a fan of "Ancient Aliens" on H2, I was delighted to see the same reliefs of the Annunaki, the gods of the ancient Sumerians, on exhibit.

The Sumerians were the most ancient known civilization, with the belief that the Annunaki created humans from clay. They also believed that the god Enlil, wanted to wipe out humans off the earth with a great flood, but the god Enqi, wanting to save humans, warned the Sumerian King, Ziusudra, to build a "craft" for he and his family, along with seed from all living things, to survive the upcoming flood. The same mythology is present in the Hebrew bible, with the Sumerian myths predating them.

The Asian art sculptures were a sight to behold, with their intricacy and craftmanship that have remained to this day.-

The Greco/Roman & European art were fascinating to look at, as well.

Highlights for me were works by Monet and, while not a huge fan, seeing Picasso's on display.

Of course, you can't go to LACMA w/o taking pics with the lampposts in the front.

Parking is in private lots and metro stops are within the area. When I went, several food trucks were parked across Wilshire for anyone looking for some chow.

I highly recommend paying a visit to the Los Angeles County Museum of Art. Spend a day, viewing incredible works of art and taking memorable pictures with your loved ones and friends. A must in SoCal!

My 8 year old daughter and I LOVED the museum! We both really enjoyed the miniature town with tiny roadways. I also enjoyed the black art. The bonus was signing my daughter up for the children's membership. She and 1 adult can get in free until she turns 18. AWESOME! A few of the exhibits were closed, so I'm sure we'll return again. I believe the membership also offers discounts on certain things. The children's museum is super cute. We spent about 45 minutes in there painting.
P.S. there is a portion of the museum you are not allowed to photograph. The staff is very helpful in letting you know where photography is welcome, but remember, no flash. We spent 3 1/2 hours here. Plenty of time. Also the Tar museum is on the same lot.

The most immersive part is the room sized elevator.

Compared to the art at festivals, like Burning Man, this place is stuck in the post modernism movement.

This cigarette sculpture was by far the coolest installation (so long as non-immersive viewing is your thing).

Nice place for tourists and people who want to have picture taken especially at night.

Always a huge variety of art on display, showcases big artists as well as helping you discover new ones. Shows are usually well curated and informative.

Awesome sauce! Be early as there is a lot of displays to cover!

They are in the process of inventorying and packing up a big chunk of their collection in preparation for construction of new museum buildings, so a lot of their galleries are closed. However, they have a great exhibit of works by Pizarro and Picasso on loan. Also, the Charles White exhibition is fabulous.

Always a great place to visit! During the summers they have a Jazz Festival going on 6-8pm as well.

Had a rough start while trying to buy tickets but the staff was extremely helpful