Museum Reviews
Save then drive. Thank you to everyone who helped make my dreams come true
California African American MuseumThe design of the hall is quite shocking; the other exhibition halls are not too impressive, or there are some so-called art that I can't understand; what is shown in the photos is the entire museum! What a pity.
Excellent museum the staff were very attentive and answered most all of our questions. Great exhibit for families. Even with the construction going on it was a great experience
Always educational. Love curated passionate walk-throughs, panels discussions and self-care yoga.
The California African American Museum is one of the many museums placed within the USC campus area.This location primarily focuses on works or art and history that are integral to the experience of African Americans, as well as art created by those of that rich ancestry.The museum is large and spacious and is easy to navigate throughout. With an ever changing variety of different artists and histories to view. Definitely worth a trip to see.
Interesting and changing exhibits.Wheel chair available.Tours, films, and other programs.Love this place.
Love the museum . Brought my nieces and nephew . They were so delighted.they even made new friends learning about things they never knew before . The moderators and curators were wonderful . God bless you all .
I went over there in the Museum for the Site Trip of my History Class. When I went there the 5 gallery was closed for the constructional work. That's why I didn’t get chance to explore the whole Museum. The staff was good and friendly also.
This place was a breath of fresh air! Most African-American Museum‘s tend to focus on slavery and civil rights and highlight the same five or 10 people. This museum shows other aspects of African-American culture. One of then-current exhibits focuses on the evolution of Cross Colors, starting from its creation by Marcus Garvey and then moving to its Influence not only in hip-hop culture but it’s infiltration into popular culture, most notably popularized by Bruno Mars. Also, the museum has a research library. I didn’t get a chance to look around, but I am guessing they probably have some great resources that offer additional insights into African-American culture and the African-American experience.
Wonderful space, excellent staff. They are friendly and informative. The space hosts many free outside activities in addition to the installations. My family enjoys the Museum often.
You can really slow down here take it in. Beautiful art. Much needed historical truths. Very peaceful place and it's free. Exhibits change frequently. Parking is $12 but if you take the train it drops you off very close. Take a stroll is the rose gardens before or after make it a wonderful day.
