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LBMA Downtown
Intimate galleries, bold local art in Long Beach
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Art Gallery
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Intimate galleries, bold local art in Long Beach
LBMA Downtown is a compact Long Beach museum in the LB Arts District, located on a corner and housed in an intimate venue. It features rotating shows like Angie Crabtree’s bedazzled artworks, Daniela Soberman’s Points of Intersection, and a Tattoo artists exhibit, plus a free single exhibit room. Friendly staff and a focused collection invite attentive visitors to linger.
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Rotating displays of contemporary and innovative artwork, including large-format paintings and interactive installations.
No-cost entry to explore current exhibits, making art accessible to all visitors.
Hosts premieres and special showcases, such as artist exhibitions and community gatherings.
Guided experiences to enhance understanding of the art and artists on display.
Engaging activities and classes for visitors to connect with art hands-on.
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Overall rating
VV M
Free single exhibit room with super interesting art! Absolutely worth a pit stop on a Long Beach walk.
Ricardo The Realtor
Have you been to the Long Beach Museum of Art / Downtown location? If not , you should especially since they have a great exhibit showcasing the bedazzled artwork of Angie Crabtree. We were fortunate to be invited to the premiere of her show. There are some large format oil paintings that will play with your eyesight making it think that the jewels are actually that big. Located on a corner of the LB Arts District it is hard to miss. It features an intimate venue that really makes the art come alive. See you there!
Anne Hua
The collections was interesting, however selection is quite limited. I was hoping there were more to see. However, staffs were S/super friendly and helpful!
Julie knight
Wonderful small museum with an installation called Points of Intersection by artist Daniela Soberman
Nicola Casadei
Went for a Tattoo artists exhibit. Cool but very small place
