Marciano Art Foundation - Art museum in Los Angeles - 4357 Wilshire Blvd, USA

The Gagosian Marciano Art Foundation is a spectacular venue for spectacular art. The cool, calm, hushed interior is perfect for catching up with the work of favourite artists. I visited the Anselm Kiefer exhibition twice in a week - & also visited the other exhibitions - would go back in a heartbeat.

Went there for the exhibition, Exodus by Anselm Kiefer. The location was great. There was free parking and no crowds at all. I enjoyed the art work very much. It was stunning and inspiring. They were also showing artworks by Yayoi Kusama on the third floor. No entry fee required; you just need to make an online reservation in advance. Anyone interested should definitely check it out!

Free, fun, and mysterious. This building is pretty large and it really shows inside with its tall ceilings. The current exhibit is one named Gagosian to Present Exodus, an Exhibition of New Work by Anselm Kiefer. The metallic incorporated artwork gives off a dreary tone and you can smell the chemicals in the air. Upstairs is a mysterious room full of Masonic Lodge artifacts. Further up more modern art

One of the top modern museums, better than the ones in dtla imo (shush...) Free parking. Not crowded at times, so that you can appreciate each works in peace and be suspended in thoughts. Note: the mural in the stairways is fun and ig worthy for the selfie lovers.

I absolutely loved my experience here. All day I had to pretend that this displayed art holds any talent, skill, esthetic value, quality, or any positive emotion behind it, that it resembles anything worthy of being called wholesome art, except the obvious weak symbolism and inner trauma of the artists. I appreciate all the pizza and hotdog symbolism. Wish we saw a bit more tunnel and mattress symbols courtesy of the chabad center in NYC , but I'll settle for the USS Liberty reference in Kiefer's exodus which further refers to the Havaara agreement. Interesting. Should have used more prussian blue in my opinion. So far I've seen much more heart in paintings purchased in Vienna from Samuel Morgenstern by Josef Feingold. These guys had a great sense of real talent and knew what real art is. The artists behind the paintings they collected was magnificent. Wish modern art would take a page from those styles and embraced their roots!

Very fun modern art experience. When we went it was fairly empty, so it felt like a private experience. One of the security people was very friendly and provided some background on the art. The second story is under renovation, but still plenty of art

Impressive private art collection. Definitely worth a visit! ⭐️

We had a beautiful tour of this beautiful facility. The Masonic Museum was amazing.