1. Marciano Art Foundation
    Photograph: Michael Juliano
  2. Marciano Art Foundation
    Photograph: Michael Juliano
  3. Marciano Art Foundation
    Photograph: Michael Juliano

Marciano Art Foundation

  • Museums | Art and design
  • Central LA
  • Recommended
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Time Out says

The Marciano Art Foundation took over an old Masonic temple on Wilshire Boulevard and turned it into a massive contemporary art museum in 2017. But by late 2019, museum and Guess co-founders Maurice and Paul Marciano announced the space had permanently closed. In 2021, famed gallerist Gagosian stepped in to program part of the grand venue, but now, as of the summer of 2024, it’s reverted back to its original MAF form—with its polka-dotted Yayoi Kusama room and a rotation of other works.

Details

Address
4357 Wilshire Blvd
Los Angeles
90010
Price:
Free with timed ticket
Opening hours:
Tue–Sat noon–6pm
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What’s on

Lightscape: An Artwork by Doug Aitken

After its fall debut at Walt Disney Concert Hall as part of PST ART, artist Doug Aitken’s multimedia collab with the L.A. Phil and L.A. Master Chorale makes the jump to the Marciano Art Foundation. The free museum mounts the multi-channel video piece in its massive theater gallery, which you can see during routine opening hours (Tue–Sat 11am–6pm). But look out for separate reservations for weekly (typically on Saturdays) live performances organized by both musical ensembles.
  • Film and video
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