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Peter Zumthor’s new David Geffen Galleries reframe LACMA’s 155,000-object collection, from Urban Light to 6,000 years of art.
35mm repertory screenings, Slammers café and location-exclusive Brain Dead drops come together inside a Fairfax fashion-and-cinema hub.
Charles and Ray Eames’ intact home-studio, with preserved interiors, original collections and guided tours of a landmark Modernist house.
Free museum-scale contemporary art in a restored flour mill, with vast galleries, artist commissions, a productive garden and Manuela restaurant.
Outdoor Cinespia films and a major Día de los Muertos festival unfold among Hollywood legends’ graves at this historic cemetery.
American Cinematheque-programmed Cinema 1 brings 35mm repertory screenings, filmmaker Q&As and special events to a 1935 movie house.
Tour Neutra’s 1932 glass house, 1940 Garden House and 1964 VDL II together on their original site, guided by Cal Poly Pomona.
Walk through Schindler’s 1922 living-laboratory: original home, studio, MAK exhibitions, audio tours and modernist architecture in use.
Stand inside the glass-walled living-room corner made famous by Julius Shulman, with the Stahl House cantilevering above the basin.
Stand among nearly 200 celebrity handprints, footprints and playful imprints in the original Forecourt of the Stars at TCL Chinese Theatre.
Rare books, The Blue Boy and 130 acres of themed gardens combine in one remarkable campus of manuscripts, art and walkable landscapes.