Los Angeles: You Don’t Just Visit It, You Create In It
Restless, magnetic, and ever-evolving — Los Angeles is not a city, it's a canvas. From street murals in Venice to immersive installations in downtown warehouses, LA pulses with a creative freedom that breaks all boundaries. In this city, art doesn’t just reflect life — it reinvents it.
Where Art Meets the City
LA’s art scene is as layered and sprawling as the city itself. A crossroads of cultures, disciplines, and aesthetics, Los Angeles fuses celebrity, activism, and experimentation in bold new forms. Whether you’re walking through a sun-drenched gallery in Culver City or catching a performance under the neon of Sunset Boulevard, the city blurs the line between spectacle and statement.
What to Explore
The Broad Museum
A cultural landmark downtown. Home to works by Jean-Michel Basquiat, Barbara Kruger, and Yayoi Kusama, this space blends pop culture and social commentary with striking clarity.
Arts District, Downtown LA
The heartbeat of LA’s creative underground. Massive murals, cutting-edge galleries, and open studios converge in this buzzing neighborhood where every wall speaks.
Lauren Halsey
A rising star of the LA scene, Halsey’s work fuses Afrofuturism, funk, and local vernacular architecture to create installations that are both deeply personal and radically public.
The Way We Wore – Vintage with a Story
More than a boutique, it’s a curated archive of fashion history. Located on La Brea Avenue, this iconic vintage shop is beloved by stylists, designers and artists for its museum-worthy pieces and singular atmosphere.
Insider Tip
Skip the usual tourist circuit and head to Leimert Park on a Sunday. Rooted in Black cultural history, this community space comes alive with music, poetry, pop-up vendors, and spontaneous performances. Art here is lived, not curated.
A Taste of What's to Come
The journey begins on our platform, where we feature artists and galleries that shape LA’s vibrant scene. Dive into the works of those who make the city’s art pulse — and explore Los Angeles before your plane even takes off.
Nicolas Sarazin