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See you in April 2026 ↑The plan ↴→ End of 2024: major construction completed→ Early 2025: move in begins→ Spring 2026: opening seasonThe opening of the David Geffen Galleries is the culmination of a two-decade campus transformation.Upstairs link for more

Opening in 1 week → Nature on Notice: Contemporary Art and EcologySee more than 20 artists from around the globe engage in a visual dialogue about the “new nature” we are living in. Illuminating the need for both artistic and scientific imagination to counter threats to our ecology, these makers speak sensitively to the changes they are witnessing.“Nature on Notice,” part of @pstinla, will be on view at Charles White Elementary School Gallery through August 2, 2025

horsing around in our permanent collection #NationalHorseDay

Imagining Black Diasporas: 21st-Century Art and Poetics opens this Sunday, December 15th ↑ ↑ ↑more at our in bio———————————@Igshaan.adams@Tunjiaj@Davidalekhuogie@Elanatsui.art@Edgar_three@Josueazor@Radcliffbaileyjr@Sanfordbiggers@Ariellebobbwillis@Dannielle_bowman@Deedsweaves@Nickcaveart@Osopepatrisse@Samueldesaboia@Dignidadrebeldeart@Chiomaaaaaa@Awolerizku@Nonafaustineart@Theastergates@Soniagomes@Hassanhajjaj_larache@Isaacjulien@Glennligon@Ibrahimmahama3@Juliemehretu@Helina.metaferia@Pagmi@Muholizanele@Wangechistudio@Paulo.nazareth@Theofficialgracendiritu@Kambuiolujimi@Zohraopoku@Pendleton.adam@Zizipo_poswa@Calidagarciarawles@Robinrhodeofficial@Rdeborah191@Abstractexit@Yinkashonibarestudio@Tavaresstrachan@Martinesyms@Kemangwalehulere@Kara_walker_official[Arielle Bobb-Willis, New Jersey, 2019, Los Angeles County Museum of Art, Ralph M. Parsons Fund, photo © Museum Associates/LACMA]

@ruthasawaofficial is simply out of this world—the beloved Bay Area artist is the newest namesake of a crater on Mercury (!!)Asawa is one of 23 women artists with craters on Mercury named after them, and we're honored to have Asawa's "Untitled" as a part of our permanent collection ↑

Step into the world of “The Game of Whispers”—an extraordinary interactive video game co-organised by the Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA) and Serendipity Arts Festival 2024. Set within a reimagined Red Fort during Shah Jahan’s reign, the game explores the parallels between the political intrigue of the Mughal Empire and the impact of AI-driven disinformation today.AI-powered non-playable characters (NPCs), inspired by Mughal miniature paintings in LACMA’s collection, engage in lifelike, rumor-fueled conversations. Witness how a single falsehood ripples through the palace, shaping narratives and distorting truth, while reflecting on the fragile nature of history and the present.#Art #Installation #LACMA #SAF2024 #SerendipityArtsFestival #Ai #Exhibiton

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Nancy Grossman is best known for her sculptures of leather-clad heads, including No Name ↑Evoking bondage wear, her sculptures explore power dynamics and embrace gender ambiguity. Though the heads appear masculine, the artist refers to them as self-portraits."No Name" is currently on view in our Modern Art Galleries.