The Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA) is the largest art museum in the western United States, known for its vast and diverse collection spanning thousands of years, from ancient civilizations to contemporary works. Founded in 1965, LACMA features over 150,000 pieces, including notable collections of modern and contemporary art, Asian art, Latin American art, and Islamic art. Its iconic campus, designed by renowned architects, includes Chris Burden’s Urban Light installation, a symbol of LA’s cultural landscape. LACMA plays a vital role in the global art community through its exhibitions, educational programs, and research initiatives.