LACMA Reviews

My main goal today was to see David Hockney: 82 Portraits And 1 Still-Life before it closed, but I also ended up having a portrait taken at the exhibit, seeing the Decoding Mimbres Painting Ancient Ceramics Of The American Southwest exhibit, going on a docent tour of The Chiaroscuro Woodcut In Renaissance Italy exhibit and seeing part of the To Rome And Back: Individualism And Authority In Art, 1500-1800 exhibit.

Very nice place and the Peterson car museum is just down the street

Great museum but it shouldn't cost $29 with parking.

Extensive, slightly confusing art museum with lots of travelling shows in the Resnick pavillion. Highly recommended for a rainy day in LA

We been to the museum twice ago, so it was last year.

When I visited there were very interesting exhibitions, but I focused on the Teotihuacan civilization.

Lacma is on a spacious campus, with multiple food offerings and exhibition spaces. There are permanent and rotating exhibits. It was a pleasure to walk around, and the docents were both knowledgeable and conversational.

Fantastic collection in LA. Love the outdoor installations and sculpture as well.

Rarely disappointed with a show at LACMA. The metro's most spacious and comfortable major gallery, with an excellent mix of crowd-pleaser and avantgarde shows.

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Actually it was nice beautiful day even with the rain !

Great exhibits! The guillermo del toro exhibit was amazing!

Visiting the night lamps is a very nice detail to see.

I came from Thailand.I never seen before it's very butyfull and interesting.

Such a huge museum!! So many things to see, so many collections. One whole day is not enough to visit it!!

People go here to take picture by the 100s of post lamps. The effect is stunning especially when you have a good eye on the lens.

World class art museum in the Wilshire district. Excellent exhibits, workshops and events.

Great museum, although now it has gotten expensive fir a public institution - $62 entrance and parking for 2 people? Lower income families can't afford those fees, yet their taxes support it.

Very well put together museum. It's a whole day visit if you like various types of art. If it's just something to do, then come have brunch and enjoy a couple of hours.

The LACMA lights are an attraction at night.

Lots of parking around the neighborhood. Clean facilities, restaurants and restrooms.

Don't forget to visit the La Brea tar pits museum right next door. If you come with a child, the child gets a junior membership and an adult admission for free.

I know what you're thinking, LACMA is overplayed and isn't unique or worth going to, but it truly is beautiful and cannot be replicated through pictures, and considering the price, 100% worth it.

I think it is one of the best things in Los Angeles because everything & all attractions are related to Hollywood.. I really liked the most Islamic Art section and German Cinema history & Gallery as well as Picasso paintings. One disadvantage must tell about is that some sections only for members whereas we are tourists and staying just 1 or 2 days and cannot be there the whole week waiting for public admission..

I liked this place but there were more older pieces than modern ones and I prefer paintings, which there wasn't a lot of unfortunately.

Very good collections, several Picasso's, Matisse, etc. While I couldn't see it all, it was a great experience.

#LAMAC is a wonderful #museum to visit with friends, families, classmates, and etc. Friday night Jazz was a hit and fun. Urban Lights photo ops is priceless.

Largest museum West of Mississippi, even with three buildings closed we didn't get through it all. Wonderful place and a joy that lasts beyond the visit. I've now held Rembrandt and Kadinskys work with my own eyes. There's a spectacular array of genre, I highly recommend going. Try during the week if you can, to enjoy far less traffic.

Diverse and lots of different things to enjoy. A solid place to visit for any out of town visitors and natives alike!

Great Exhibits, and works of Picasso etc are held up as well.

Come for the Instagram photos, stay for the other Instagram photos

A MUST SEE .... AFTER 3pm YOU CAN VISIT FOR FREE AND STUDENTS GET IN FREE W/ SCHOOL ID's. THERE 6 DIFFERENT EXHIBITS TO CHOOSE FROM AND/OR TO WALK THROUGH. THE TOURS ARE FUN AS WELL, HOWEVER, LIKE A "KID IN A CANDY STORE", LET ME LOOSE AND LET'S HAVE SUM FUN. ENJOY !!!!

Highlights are Urban Lights and Metropolis II by Chris Burden! The Asian arts are interesting to explore especially if there is a tour.

The museum complex is spacious and the outside is well-landscaped and nice to stroll and have a picnic.

Tip: For Bank of America cardholders, the first weekend of every month gives you free admission.

Friday Night Jazz (April-Nov) mixed in with a couple of galleries - what more can you ask for?

Security Guard on site at 2am in the morning. Parked on red looks like everyone was. So not that much of a hassle. Overall really nice place to visit at night

Most of the galleries are permanently closing and what is left is pretty meh.

It was good exhibit except for the fact that they still charge the regular price when half of the museum is closed for renovations -_-"...

I really like the place, although it is not a museum with a richer collection, but it is a very good place to understand art, and it will not dazzle the dazzling works.

16 $ parking
25 $ admission

Cool place to spend an afternoon but not worth full price of admission unless you re an art buff or hunting for Instagram photos! We went on one of LAs free admission days. Parking was rough but eventually found street parking saving the $16.

75% closed museum. Was there 9 min charged 16$ for " free the first 15min parking" Complete Rip off! !!!

To call a rock, which wasnt levitating but supported by two walls, a piece of art was too much.

Very famous, very prestigious. A huge gallery worth hours and hours of entertainment.

Nice place to spend with your kids. The admission was $15 for adult. But it's worth the money. The place was clean no trush. We wish we came at dark so we can see better view of light.

It was a nice museum. Picasso's, Monet's ,Rembrandt's and Warhol's. were in it. But, it is surprisingly crowded. The ticket lines where sluggish even though there were only like 20 people. The security here was actually nice, much nicer than the Getty's security. Only one security guard actually annoyed me because she literally stalked me through the American Art section. The Renaissance and Reformation special exhibit is also pretty cool. The stuff here is not as good as the Getty's. The Guillermo del Toro exhibit was sold out when I was there.

I felt in love with the urban lights!!! My new favorite place in the earth!!!

This museum is enormous with so many different famous artists such as Diego Rivera and many amazing works of art. It isn't very expensive to get in but I do recommend doing it in multiple days because the museum is so large.

Metropolis is a mesmerizing installation that has brought us back to LACMA several times. It is worth the price of admission by itself. The giant rock isn't much more than a giant rock - get your obligatory picture of someone holding it in their hands. There are some good pieces of modern art in the permanent installations as well.

This museum is accessible by the 2 and 3 trains via the Eastern Parkway-Brooklyn Museum station, which can also be used by the 4 and 5 trains during delays or nights. The museum has some great art work being exhibited. The security do their job properly, the art is carefully set up, it's clean and various artists exhibit their works here

My wife, sons and in-laws love it here. It has great thought provoking installations, and important pieces, but very accessible for families and art lovers alike. Just a joyful, rather than somber atmosphere.