USC Fisher Museum of Art, Los Angeles

About USC Fisher Museum of Art

USC Fisher Museum of Art in Los Angeles presents rotating exhibitions of contemporary art and historical work. Visitors explore galleries displaying paintings, photographs, archival drawings, and commissioned installations that reflect the diversity of USC and Los Angeles communities. The museum hosts exhibitions like "Paul R. Williams: An Architect Considered," which features rarely seen archival material, photographs, and plans alongside newly commissioned works by contemporary artists, architects, and filmmakers exploring affordable housing and urban design. Programming includes curator's walkthroughs, artist talks, and yoga sessions. The museum also welcomes traveling exhibitions such as the National Archives' Freedom Plane, which displays founding-era documents. Admission is charged, with prices published on the museum's website. Tickets are sold online. The Fisher serves visitors interested in architecture, social history, contemporary art, and the stories of underrepresented communities.