Spiegel Collection: The Spiegel Collection includes works by William Anastasi, Jean Michel Basquiat, Saint Clair Cemin, Barbara Ess, Glenn Goldberg, Mark Innerst, Robert Longo, Susan Rothenberg, David Salle, and Nancy Shaver. The Rita and Taft Schreiber Collection: This collection is comprised of eighteen paintings, sculptures, and drawings created between 19 by thirteen artists. The collection traces the major categories that have accompanied the regression of contemporary art in the last four decades, from Minimalism of the 1960s and 1970s, to Neo-expressionism and New Image Painting, Post-Minimalism, and Post-Modernism of the 1980s. The Barry Lowen Collection: This collection is comprised of sixty-seven works of painting, sculpture, photography and drawing by forty-one artists. The Panza Collection: Spanning a period from 1943 to the present, the works from the Panza Collection includes major movements or tendencies in postwar art including Abstract expressionism and the New York School, Pop Art, assemblage, eccentric abstraction and Post-Minimalism. The Museum of Contemporary Art in Downtown Los Angeles is a simple train ride away! The Museum’s permanent collections and rotating exhibitions showcase innovative and influential post-1940s American and European art. You can avoid the parking woes of downtown by transferring to the Metro Purple or Red Lines from L.A. Enjoy the arts with Metrolink! If you want to see the historic transformation of contemporary art, get over to the Museum of Contemporary Art in Downtown Los Angeles.
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