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Submitted by Angelina Roberts on 02/24/2022
Me and my sisters visited his place to see what the hype is all about. We didn't have a reservation and heard that the line could be insanely long. We arrived at the museum at 10:30am and waited for 1 and half hours to get in. The entrance is free for walk ins.
Submitted by Chris Snur on 02/19/2022
Awesome hand made crafts and goods, moving art, and super friendly staff. Definitely going to be back
Submitted by Sarah Mayne on 12/12/2021
This small museum hosts many unusual and interesting artists. Each gallery is just large enough to showcase the artist, but leave you interested enough to learn more about them. It's walking distance (1 block) to LACMA and the Tar Pits so you can easily make a full day of museums and stay in the area.
Staff was very friendly and the gift shop has an excellent selection of curated gifts including some great children's items.
Submitted by Susan S. McClellan on 11/26/2021
I like the Craft Contemporary Museum because the exhibits after excellent and there's always something surprising and unique. On my most recent visit you I was amazed at the ingenuity and creativity of the African artists who used recycled materials to fashion amazing sculptures.
Submitted by Pearl Karon on 11/24/2021
The current exhibit Nov. 2021 is marvelous. I esp. liked the 1st floor tribute , and was enthralled by the constructions on exhibit on the 3rd floor. Such originality and patience. Try to visit before it closes.
Submitted by Mark Henry Samuel on 11/13/2021
A couple Great installation s this week. Really nic place.
Submitted by Jasser Membreno on 10/04/2021
Small museum with interesting exhibitions. Definitely worth stopping by if you are in the area.
Submitted by Samuel Holloway on 08/23/2021
Small museum with great shows. The current glass show on the second floor is with seeing, and there are some great pieces in the Los Angeles artist show on the 3rd floor.
Submitted by Ruby G on 08/14/2021
Their staffs are rude and impolite to us and they are not focused on their job. They asked us pay $9 for gallery fee but they did not put up a sign. It’s ridiculous. There is a shop located aside. They overcharge on every items. It’s not worth it to go there. It will waste your time.
Submitted by Gary Standke on 05/27/2021
Have been here a few times. Last time for the blown glass exhibit. Wonderful viewing space, friendly staff, and nice gift shop.The nearest parking I found is across the street at the Page Museum.
Submitted by JOHN VINCENT DE TORO (Hungry Tea Guy) on 05/23/2021
Craft Contemporary is a gorgeous, yet underrated gem that might be overshadowed by its much larger museum neighbors, but the local art, artists, and staff makes this gallery a necessary visit for anyone who loves LA, art, and, especially, LA art ✨ ✨
Submitted by Doerte Sennecke-Chow on 01/17/2021
The facade is noteworthy on this stretch of Wilshire Blvd
Temporarily closed due to Covid19
Submitted by Alexander Hernandez on 02/25/2020
Great work that explores current experimentation in craft
Submitted by Shan Guo on 01/26/2020
small craft Museum with model style design art stuff.
Submitted by Narcisse N on 07/26/2019
A very nice small museum. Strong content and experiences. Easy to navigate. Parking reasonably nearby. What art galleries should be.. Good atmosphere, considerate staff, very relaxed environment. Easy to navigate. Parking reasonably nearby. What art galleries should be. The workers here are beautiful souls! Such nice people. great EXPERIENCE WITH Craft Contemporary
Submitted by Dyanna Wilson on 07/26/2019
I had a blast and I met some wonderful and friendly people also learning how to make a clay box. Eunice Lee our clay instructor was funny, supportive and friendly and this also includes her volunteers. I would definitely recommend this workshop ????
Submitted by Tara Kelley on 06/09/2019
Loved this museum and variety of exhibits. On the smaller side so expect to spend an hour or less here. Definitely drop in!
Submitted by Steffanie Dotson on 08/09/2018
They always have really strong exhibitions and their gift shop is one of my favorite places to shop!
Submitted by Clara Woolman on 12/10/2017
Lovely place to visit on Miracle Mile. Not too far away from LACMA and La Brea Tar pits. Definitely very visible from Wilshire Boulevard, it is the big yellow house, (Wilshire &Curson) Check out the giftshop too.
Submitted by JOME on 08/28/2017
Nice and little museum only in name. Rich art and design. Worth the visit. (Just double dip here to the Page Museum and pay parking once.)
