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Museum of Contemporary Art
(213) 621-2766
250 S Grand Ave
Los Angeles, CA 90012
Los Angeles, CA 90012
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Updated 08/26/2008
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Contemporary Art is soooo urban. Especially when it nestles itself in the shadows of downtown skyscrapers.
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Updated 08/26/2008
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Updated 11/06/2008
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Though New Yorkers might balk at the limited scope of the MOCA, it is conveniently located downtown and hosts some the more popular traveling contemporary exhibitions. The permananet collection on Grand is low-key, but find your way over to the Geffen Contemporary on 1st Street for their traveling exhibitions and if you want high ceilings with your high culture.
No no, that totally is art. Can’t you tell?