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Armand Hammer Museum of Art & Cultural Center

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Over 45,000 works in print, drawings, photographs and artists books dating from the Renaissance to the present.

Japanese American Museum

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The Japaneses American National Museum is located in Little Tokyo. The exhibit includes 130 years of Japanese American history with objects, photographs and documents collected by the National Museum.

The Grammy Museum

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Four floors of interactive exhibits. Taking the music lover through genres of jazz, rock, hip hop, Latin, country and classical of the greatest Grammy music recordings.

La Plaza de Cultura y Artes

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Center of Mexican American culture and arts. Located on 2.2 acres, La Plaza de Cultura Y Artes. Two historic buildings, Vickery-Brunswig Building and Plaza House, have been renovated in the midst of a 30,000 square foot garden.

Museum of Contemporary Art – Pacific Design Center

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One of three MOCA locations, exhibitions of architecture through the lens of photography and contemporary art.

Museum of Contemporary Art – The Geffen Contemporary

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MOCA has an extensive collection of contemporary art dating back from 1940. Open from Thursday to Monday.

Museum of Contemporary Art – Grand Avenue

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One of three M.O.C.A. locations. A tour is offered gratis with the price of admission.

Los Angeles County Museum of Art

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Looking for a nice family outing or a great place to take a date–LACMA has something for everyone and you won’t need to break the bank to attend!

Getty Center

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Known for its dramatic architecture, tranquil gardens, and breathtaking views, the Getty Center houses the Getty Museum, Getty Research Institute, Getty Conservation Institute, the Getty Foundation, and an exhaustive library of titles in a multitude of genres, from Greek and Roman history, art and architecture to humanities. The Getty Center prides itself with its collection of Western art from the Middle Ages to the present, including a plethora of European paintings, drawings, manuscripts, sculpture and decorative arts, European and American photographs, among others.