
Apartments near Museum of Contemporary Art Los Angeles in Los Angeles, CA (2,435 Rentals)


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2341 Sheridan St, Unit Sherdian

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162 N Ave 23, Unit 162 n ave 23 , Lincoln heights, CA 90031

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420 S San Pedro St, Unit 103

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318 Firmin St, Unit 318

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125 N Mountain View Ave, Unit Three Bedroom

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1425 Allison Ave, Unit 1425

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2538 Griffin Ave, Unit Griffin

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266 Witmer St, Unit 266 1-4

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320 Welcome St, Unit 2

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2214 Griffin Avenue, Unit #3

645 W 9th St, Unit 321

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206 Columbia Ave, Unit 206

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338 N Bixel St, Unit 338

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530 Molino St, Unit 107

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1423 Bellevue Ave, Unit Bungalow

801 S Grand Ave, Unit 1601

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312 W 5th St, Unit 1117

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201 Toluca N St, Unit 4

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813 S Union Ave

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2134 N Thomas St

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2719 Michigan Ave

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258 Witmer St, Unit 258

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825 E 4th St, Unit 208

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1151 Sunvue Pl, Unit 5

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701 N Cummings St, Unit 701 1/2 N Cummings St

273 S Bonnie Brae St, Unit 08

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810 S Spring St, Unit GO FL2-ID1424

829 N Bunker Hill Ave., Unit B

2649 Sichel St, Unit 1

1278 Lilac Pl, Unit 6

2508 London St

439 S Evergreen Ave, Unit 443 1-2

1626 Palo Alto St, Unit 202

906 N Beaudry Ave, Unit 2

232 E 27th St, Unit 232 East 27th Street

1620 Bridge St, Unit 8

2424 Michigan Ave, Unit 205

829 N Bunker Hill Ave., Unit 1

439 S Evergreen Ave, Unit 443

1308 Factory Pl, Unit Apt 306

830 Bartlett St, Unit 6

1630 W Temple St, Unit A

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200 Mesnager St, Unit SI FL4-ID1246

215 N Fickett St, Unit 3

1011-1013 Everett St-A-208, Unit A-208

1032 Albany St, Unit 14

1072 Laguna Ave, Unit 0002

721 New Depot St, Unit 1

215 N Fickett St, Unit 2

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Art fans in Los Angeles recognize that art covers a whole range of styles, forms and media, and as apartment-ites, it's important that you explore every facet of what art can be. The Museum of Contemporary Art Los Angeles presents the newest forms of art from some of the masters of the craft, utilizing a number of fascinating and intriguing styles, and representing many countries and cultures in the process. No two visits to the MOCA are ever the same, and you're sure to not experience a museum like this anywhere else. The Museum of Contemporary Art Los Angeles houses some of the greatest piece of Western art in the entire world, focusing on art post-1940s. You'll find a variety of different works inside this museums doors, from classic abstract paintings, to sixties era pop art, to unique and original visions from up-and-coming new artists. Originality and novelty are the buzzwords at this locale, where nothing is expected and everything is a surprise. Some of the permanent works in the museums include Panza Collection, which features eighty works of abstract expressionism and pop art from some of the biggest names in the game, the Ralph M. Parons collection, featuring 2,300 pieces of intriguing documentary photography, and the Lenan Foundation contribution, which features spectacular works from some of Souther California's greatest artists. They also have a number of exhibits that come and go, so you'll never have the same experience twice. Apartment-ites who like their art a little more creative will find themselves in an artistic paradise of shape, texture and color when they go to this Los Angeles cultural hot spot, where the art is sure to spark lively conversation, and every trip offers new and interesting surprises.
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