Wacko has everything from action figures, cool books, Tiki glasses and tons of bobble heads. If it is strange and cool, you can find it at Wacko. Don't forget to check out the art gallery in the back. Read more.
Not to be missed, gorgeous space, world-class, museum quality galleries, an exciting and striking addition to the rapidly evolving Arts District neighborhood.
CA (See) Secretly nestled in Santa Monica, Bergamot Station is an amazing collection of art galleries. Don't miss the gift shop, the gallery of functional art, & make sure to have lunch at the cafe!
Art gallery shows are among the best this side of LA. Check out the annual juried show and the Beyond Eden show.
It's not spectacular by any means, but there's something so charming about this park. Space to relax, architecture, a sculpture garden, an art gallery, theatre, etc. Perfect to relax.
You’ll find massive sculptures, neat lawns, and local Angelenos lounging, playing guitar, and painting. There's also one of the city’s best local art galleries and ideal vistas of the Hollywood sign. Read more.
You must put this on your to do list when in L.A. Don't forget to check out the actual gallery in the back! This is a great place for unique gift shopping.
Check out group shows at the Hive Gallery & Studios (Spring St). Treat yourself to some Absinthe or beers at the bar while you enjoy the viewing. There's even a couch in very back if you need a rest. Read more.
This new photo exhibition at the hotel looks cool. From LosAngeles.com: The Sunset Marquis hotel unveils new celebrity photo exhibition at the Morrison Hotel Gallery. http://bit.ly/11lDK7a
Check out the free exhibitions in the Academy’s Grand Lobby Gallery. Open to the public Tuesday through Sunday. Read more.
1960s–70s—Watts Towers Art Center was an important gathering place for artists who were not represented by the city's art galleries, especially when the center was run by artist Noah Purifoy in 1964. Read more.
"Civic Virtue: The Impact of the Los Angeles Municipal Art Gallery and the Watts Towers Art Center" chronicles the evolution of the space into a community arts center. Read more.
Publisher and co-editor Eric Nakamura, has emerged as an in-demand authority on all things related to Asian & Asian-American culture. For a full helping of GR goodness, head to West L.A.. Read more.