MOCA Los Angeles Contemporary Art Museum | A Sanctuary for Contemporary Art Founded by Artists

Established in 1979, MOCA is the only museum in Los Angeles founded by artists, boasting a collection of over 7,000 contemporary art pieces. General exhibitions are completely free to visit! MOCA Grand Avenue Main Building - Designed by architect Arata Isozaki in 1986, blending classical architecture with Los Angeles pop culture. 🎭 Collection Highlights: • Over 7,000 works - International contemporary art collection from 1940 to the present • Artist Donations - Many pieces directly donated by the artists themselves • World-Class Collection - One of the most significant contemporary art collections in the U.S. • Regular Special Exhibitions - Temporary exhibitions featuring contemporary artists from around the globe 💰 Ticket Information: • General Exhibitions: Completely free • Special Exhibitions: Adults $18, Students and Seniors $10, Free for children under 12 ⏰ Opening Hours: • Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday: 11am-5pm • Thursday: 11am-8pm • Saturday, Sunday: 11am-6pm • Monday: Closed 📍 Main Building Information: • Address: 250 South Grand Avenue, Los Angeles, CA 90012 • Location: Downtown Los Angeles, near Walt Disney Concert Hall and The Broad 🍽️ On-Site Facilities: • Lemonade Café - On-site restaurant • MOCA Store - Flagship store selling art-related merchandise As the only museum in Los Angeles founded by artists, MOCA offers a unique artistic perspective and a rich collection of contemporary art. Free general exhibitions make art more accessible, while meticulously curated special exhibitions provide an in-depth artistic experience. Whether you're an art enthusiast or a curious beginner, MOCA promises to inspire and amaze with the wonders of contemporary art.