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Step 1
Visit the J. Paul Getty Museum. The Getty houses a large private collection of Western art that spans from the Middle Ages to the present day. Not only is the art beautiful, but the location of this museum has spectacular views of the surrounding mountains and is lined with lush gardens. What's more, the Getty is always free to everyone.
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Step 2
Spend time at the Museum of Contemporary Art in LA. The MOCA offers a look at today's brightest young artists and boasts a large collection of modern art that extends from 1940 to today. There are also some excellent programs available at the MOCA, including live music and other performances.
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Step 3
Check out the Los Angeles County Museum of Art. The LACMA boasts a vast permanent collection of artwork from all corners of the world, from ancient pieces to contemporary works. It also offers a wide variety of educational programs for every audience.
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Step 4
Drop by the Hammer Museum at UCLA. It hosts various collections that range in style from 19th-century lithography to Renaissance-era graphic art. As part of the university, the Hammer also offers excellent educational programs.
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Step 5
Participate in the extra programs available to the general public. Not only are these programs educational, but they are also fun. It's a great way to support the museums and enrich your understanding of and appreciation for art. Most museums also offer activities for kids.
