Los Angeles Museum
If you can't keep up with the art exhibitions in Southern California, Art Scene is your online source to help you keep up with what's happening at your favorite Los Angeles museum or art gallery. Their website offers a comprehensive guide to the fine art galleries and museums and will give you the calendar of events scheduled at the Los Angeles museum of your choice. In addition, they offer a print digest that has been published monthly excluding August since 1982. This digest is available at more than 450 galleries and museum bookstores in the greater Los Angeles as well as in Orange, San Diego, Santa Barbara, Kern and San Bernardino counties.If you are online and find that a show is taking place at a Los Angeles museum that you aren't familiar with, Art Scene also provides you with the maps and directions on how to get to each location. It offers and entire listing of all fine art spaces' names, addresses and phone numbers as well as the area maps.
Most listings will provide you with information about this month's exhibitions, special events, as well as the artists a gallery represents. If you are looking for a particular Los Angeles museum, such as the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, there are two ways to search for it from the Art Scene site. Either click on the Venues tab or use the search bar and type in your criteria. Gallery and museum pages are listed in alphabetical order within each geographical area in which they are located. Each section below corresponds to those in the Art Scene Digest. The Vincent Price Art Museum is one East Los Angeles museum on campus where you can enjoy exhibitions of various artists. Once you find what you are looking for in the listing of venues, just click on it and you will have the option of choosing Visual Art Source to see pictures and the schedule for that Los Angeles museum. The Vincent Price museum was created when the actor donated art objects from his personal collection to the college to establish the first "teaching art collection" owned by a community college.
During the sixty years since its founding, the Los Angeles Museum has expanded and the collection has grown to more than 9,000 objects.Another Los Angeles museum that you might find intriguing is the Autry National Center: Museum of the American West. Enjoy great historic exhibitions including "Home Made: How Women Made the West" and "The Art of Native American Basketry". You may also enjoy their companion Los Angeles Museum, the Southwest Museum of the American Indian. Whatever the type of art or the location in Southern California you are interested in visiting exhibitions, Art Scene is your key for finding the location and getting you there. Their comprehensive guide will provide you with all the schedules and accompanying information you need to know where your next Los Angeles museum or gallery visit will be. They also provide you with the reviews of the exhibitions and articles that let you get a better idea of what each has to offer. To subscribe to their newsletter or check the calendar of exhibitions, visit www.artscenecal.com.
Most listings will provide you with information about this month's exhibitions, special events, as well as the artists a gallery represents. If you are looking for a particular Los Angeles museum, such as the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, there are two ways to search for it from the Art Scene site. Either click on the Venues tab or use the search bar and type in your criteria. Gallery and museum pages are listed in alphabetical order within each geographical area in which they are located. Each section below corresponds to those in the Art Scene Digest. The Vincent Price Art Museum is one East Los Angeles museum on campus where you can enjoy exhibitions of various artists. Once you find what you are looking for in the listing of venues, just click on it and you will have the option of choosing Visual Art Source to see pictures and the schedule for that Los Angeles museum. The Vincent Price museum was created when the actor donated art objects from his personal collection to the college to establish the first "teaching art collection" owned by a community college.
During the sixty years since its founding, the Los Angeles Museum has expanded and the collection has grown to more than 9,000 objects.Another Los Angeles museum that you might find intriguing is the Autry National Center: Museum of the American West. Enjoy great historic exhibitions including "Home Made: How Women Made the West" and "The Art of Native American Basketry". You may also enjoy their companion Los Angeles Museum, the Southwest Museum of the American Indian. Whatever the type of art or the location in Southern California you are interested in visiting exhibitions, Art Scene is your key for finding the location and getting you there. Their comprehensive guide will provide you with all the schedules and accompanying information you need to know where your next Los Angeles museum or gallery visit will be. They also provide you with the reviews of the exhibitions and articles that let you get a better idea of what each has to offer. To subscribe to their newsletter or check the calendar of exhibitions, visit www.artscenecal.com.
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