I had did some research before I stepped into this creative expression of fun collections. This museum is definitely an art experience worth visiting with iconic figures and street art that paints Mr. Brainwash's (Thierry Guetta) main mantra for the museum, "Life Is Beautiful" which is dedicated to honoring imagination, joy, creativity and inspiration. It's his own work that is displayed but he also references artists work such as the famous Banksy and other artists. A friend told me that the documentary, Exit through the Gift Shop, is connected to this museum. I have yet to watch but will do so to gain more understanding. Apparently, it was free museum day because there were hosts at the door greeting and letting visitors in. That was nice. It wasn't too busy but a good crowd to where I had to wait for my turn to take photos. It's three levels including the rooftop where more artwork is held and a view overlooking Beverly Hills. They also have a gift shop with unique items for purchase. I bought a cutesy pen with an engraved quote on it. To add, I was instantly moved by the creativity and effort they put into this museum. It brought a lot of inspiration. The art work gave me ideas of how I would want a part of my home to look like. It was a fun visit and would recommend for anyone wanting to dig into their imagination and enjoys art. I am also a sucker for anything that brings out the inner child in me and this place fed it well. Thank you, Mr. Brainwash and staff. Ps. The museum might be closed now. Unsure if it's temporary or permanently but still wanted to share my experience. I visited it in January of this year. read more

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My friends and I had fun here. It's free and you get two hours free parking across the street where Crate and Barrel is... Great place to visit. There are 3 floors and it's kind of like a maze inside. Unfortunately, this museum is closing January 6, 2026. Visit if you can! There is a lot to see and take pictures of... The art is like an Impressionist and pop culture fusion! read more

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Wow! Had a wonderful experience coming here before the museum officially CLOSES this Sunday! (Jan 18). All of the work of one artist, Mr. Brainwash, is showcased in this whimsical three story building located across from a parking garage that offers free 2 hour parking. The art pieces were like none other I've seen before from other art museums, yet at the same time, poke fun/homage to all types of classic art. There is a big focus on pop culture icons such as Kobe, Tupac, cartoon characters, and especially Disney characters. Their Disney collaboration is at the rooftop and overall the museum is a great spot for some unique photos and videos. It is truly a shame this museum is closing so soon (it will literally be demolished after all the art here is moved out!) but I'm so thankful my boyfriend and I were able to experience this before the museum closes. - restrooms located on every floor, well-maintained and clean - art pieces come in a variety of mediums, well-decorated space full of so many masterpieces - Qr codes next to some paintings that are available for purchase - free admission, you don't even need any tickets to walk in read more

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Amazing Art, Great Vibes, and DISNEY ART PIECES?!?! Wow this place was more than I expected. The art from Mr. Brainwash is something else!! I enjoyed walking through the gallery and was amazed by the creativity. Unfortunately this place is closing Sunday 1/18 and will be free to the public only this week. So definitely go and see his/her artwork before it is all gone!! My favorite piece was definitely the Mickey sitting and admiring the stars. I wish I could purchase this and have it in my place but unfortunately I do not have the kind of money to purchase such amazing, desired, and stunning piece. Mr. Brainwash, I look forward to more of your work. I wish you the best in your future as an artist!!! read more

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I've been wanting to visit the Mr. Brainwash Art Museum in Beverly Hills, CA, for the longest time, and I am so glad I went; it was a lot of fun. I love visiting museums, and this is definitely one I would take family, friends, and out-of-towners to. There is even a public parking structure across the street with free two-hour parking, but do read the signs. It's a very interactive museum with lots of photo opportunities. It mixes famous paintings with pop culture, so, for example, there is a wall of Mona Lisa portraits, but with references to different movies and shows, such as a Mona Lisa with Pikachu ears or a lightsaber. There are three floors of art, including a rooftop where you can recreate your own Beatles-inspired Abbey Road moment. Overall, as an art lover, I appreciate the diverse interpretations and references to modern-day society; they are absolutely incredible! read more

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I've lived in LA for a long time now and not sure why it's taken me this long to check out Mr Brainwash (MBW)! I was able to go on a free day (they often do a free entry Sunday each month, if you join their mailing list/follow their social they'll announce it usually the week or so beforehand). Because it was free... it was packed! So it will get a little warm! There are 3 floors, a gift shop and a theater that airs a documentary about MBW every afternoon at 3. The way they've designed the space is so open, interesting and packed with something to see at every corner. Also very cool they've created life sized versions of paintings you literally can jump into, so bring a friend or two or your family to check this place out! Also they have a theater that shows a documentary about MBW each afternoon at 3 titled "Exit through the Gift Shop" and hilariously... you do exit through the gift shop... a great place to pick up postcards, stickers, magnets, books and even some sculpture pieces as well! Public parking lots in Beverly Hills are free for two hours before evening rates kick in. Some street parking with meters but watch for signs. read more

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I had been really looking forward to visiting the Mr. Brainwash Art Museum, especially to see the Disney collaboration on the rooftop, which was the main reason for my visit. Unfortunately, the rooftop was closed due to rain, so I wasn't able to experience that highlight this time around. That said, the museum itself still offered plenty to enjoy. There are three levels of interactive artwork, bold installations, and tons of photo-worthy moments throughout the space. The exhibits are playful, vibrant, and very on-brand for Mr. Brainwash's street-art-meets-pop-culture style. It's easy to spend time exploring each floor and snapping creative photos along the way. While I left a little disappointed about missing the Disney wall art, the overall experience was still fun and engaging. I'll definitely be back on a clear day to check out the rooftop and complete the experience. read more

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Such a cool and fun experience in LA! Stopped in last month on a Saturday and bought tickets at the door with no wait. Plus, easy parking with various structures nearby. Inside was three separate floors filled with modern and quirky takes on art. Also had interactive photo spots and rooms- disco dance party room, a mirror room, chalk board wall to leave your own mark in the museum. A unique art installation and a must stop location for locals and tourists alike! read more

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What a coincidence that it was a free weekend the weekend when visiting! Mr. Brainwash Art Museum was so cool to check out. The art, the art with humor, the uniqueness of each piece in each room WOW! You can definitely spend a few hours here looking at all the details. The museum is a lot bigger than expected so many different rooms and also an outdoor area with more art! You might visit each room but there's so much to look at you might not get a chance to see each art work. Great place to check out. They also have a gift shop to check out! read more

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We appreciate a good museum day and this place did not disappoint. You can probably get thru the exhibition in an hour or two, which works out great since its conveniently located across the street from a city parking lot that offers free 2 hour parking. I appreciate the different rooms and concepts, although some areas felt like dead ends which would cause us to bump into other people. I also didnt know how interactive this place is intended to be as there are some parts of the museum where you can take photos within the artwork but I saw kids jumping on top of and hitting some of the installations, with parents not a care in the world. Felt disrespectful to the artist but also to the people actually tryna view the art. Anyways I digress. I blame the parents lol definitely a cool place to check out. The views from their rooftop were also incredible. read more

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Let me start by saying I am not much of a museum person. But this was an exceptional experience. Me and some friends were lucky enough to snag tickets on a "free night" and we had no idea what to expect. It was much more of an immersive experience than I was expecting it to be. Parking is easy because of its location right in the heart of Beverly Hills. There are plenty of paid parking structures nearby. You will know you have arrived when you see the vertical cars hanging off the side of the building- something you can't miss. I must have walked by this museum a hundred times and never knew what it was. Once inside you free to wander the different floors with all sorts of intersting exhibits. One minute you might be in a mirrored disco and the next minute you could be standing outside of a convenience storefront using a payphone. The Mr. Brainwash Museum really makes you see everyday life in a different way. It is a thought provoking experience that I feel can be enjoyed by people of all different ages and walks of life. I think I told my friends it was the most interesting museum I have ever been to because it didn't feel at all like a museum. I'm curious to know how often the exhibits change. I would definitely like to go back and explore more! The only reason I took off one star is because the museum itself was packed to the point that I felt claustrophobic at times. I understand that this is probably because it was a comp ticket night. But I still feel like there should have been a limit to how many people were allowed in at one time. Some of the hallways are narrow and the spaces small which makes it difficult to navigate with too many people. If not for this, it would have been a perfect night at the museum. read more

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Came here in a free day and it's nice to kill a couple of hours here. It does give vibes of a teenager trying a bit too to be edgy and avant-garde but it's all fun at face value. There's three different levels and some of the areas are video recorded. It's good for kids and there's an outdoor area with interactive art as well. Park in a public garage as street parking will be tough. It was crowded when we were there, but it makes sense since it was a free day. They were giving away posters at the exit for free, which was a nice gesture. read more

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This is such a fun, quirky and unique museum! I was just walking around the neighborhood popping in and out of shops when I stumbled across the the museum. I made eye contact with the guy working the door who seemed friendly and started chatting, which was the exact moment I realized it was a museum! I had some time to kill so I asked if I could buy a ticket for entry right then and there and luckily, tickets were available and easy to purchase at the door. The museum is filled with so many pop-culture inspired pieces and interactives. I found myself constantly curious, entertained and impressed by the range of art displayed. This place would also be so much for to explore with a friend that loves taking pictures - so many photo opps! They also have a museum store where you can buy cool prints and postcards (which of course I did) so bonus points for selling gifts that can easily fit in my carry-on. So happy I stumbled across Mr. Brainwash - money well spent! read more

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Had a fantastic time at Mr Brainwash Art Museum. There was a long line at the time we arrived, we waited roughly 30 mins to get in and it was worth it. There are 3 levels , we started with the rooftop which was my favorite part where we can draw our own artwork on the wall with supplied chalks. There are boxes with sculptures and props where we can be a part of the artwork, very interactive and super fun. The Star Wars room were a standout as I am a total fan of Star Wars. The disco room was a bit fun to dance in as well located on the 2nd floor. I enjoyed all the artwork, and fun modern funky sculptures. We went on a busy day, we couldn't get to see all of the exhibits. but I hope to go back with friends and family. Highly recommend. read more

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it is so unfortunate this contemporary museum is closing this weekend. i lov interactive and artsy pieces; a lot of combinations of different styles and narratives. i would come back if i could c: read more

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Yes, yes, yes! Be prepared to wait to get in, but then prepare to be awestruck. Be sure to look out for their FREE days. I believe one Sunday a month is free! It's worth the admission, but even better for the free. I believe regular admission is still $20 a pop. Park in the structure directly across the street for free 2 hour parking with validation. You could definitely spend more than 2 hours here (possibly 3-4 max), but I'd say many people will be good with 2 hours. I don't want to spoil the surprises, but expect to tantalize your senses. Have fun and enjoy! Hit Rodeo drive if you're feelin' bougie...lol read more

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The Mr. Brainwash Art Museum is a really cool place to spend some time in Beverly Hills. Tickets are $10-20 but there are various times when you can get free admission, which is what I did. It is a unique place that is quite different from most typical art museums. There are three floors packed with numerous modern art pieces. I think that Mr. Brainwash has a really cool style. Some of the pieces are quirky, satirical takes on classic paintings. Others are original creations inspired by street art. There are many installations designed for interactive photo opportunities. If you like taking selfies or fun pictures with your friends then this museum is definitely worth checking out. It is really impressive in person, and the overall layout is really cool. read more

Mr. Brainwash Art Museum is funky, eclectic, and a fun family museum for anyone who likes art and knows pop culture. This innovative pop art museum is a unique museum that blends art with pop culture, by combining old with new, modern and traditional. The museum is a unique and immersive experience, set on three floors. Each floor is uniquely and artistically different. The moment you step inside, you're transported into a world of creativity in every direction you look. There are interactive nooks throughout; sun flower mirror hallway, sets that look like your in a classic photo, circus fun mirror hall, Star Wars neon room, a fun themed movie theater on the second floor and the disco ball dance floor party, which was our daughters favorite, so much to see and experience, our 5yr old loves it. Mr. Brainwash has introduced a clever mix of iconic figures, real and fictional in pop culture and classic art. It's humorous, thought-provoking and very creative. Plus, the there are photo opportunities everywhere! It can get crowded, but the wait and cost is worth it. The free admission days are a great opportunity for a family day out, date night or just hanging out. The line can look daunting on the free days but it moves quickly, took us about 15mins to get in. If you're looking for a fun and different art experience in the heart of Beverly Hills, Mr. Brainwash is the place to be. Family friendly and very fun! Also, parking is free for two hours across the street. read more

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Loved everything about this museum! Definitely worth the price. There are so many photo ops and you truly can just get lost in the museum. I took my family and they loved it!! We spent about 1.5 hours inside and the style of the art was so mesmerizing and outside the box. It was inspiring with a side of humor. There's 3 floors so it never really felt crowded at all. The staff were super nice. I recommend buying your tickets ahead of time so you can just show your ticket at the front and let you in right away. It's located in Beverly Hills so there is no free parking but definitely lots of options such as garages and metered parking nearby. Definitely an all ages museum! If you've been wanting to check this place out, this is your sign! read more

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The Mr. Brainwash Art Museum in Beverly Hills is basically a playground for anyone who loves bold visuals, pop culture, and a good selfie moment. I took my 18-year-old niece and we had an absolute blast--every room is like its own little world, just begging to be photographed (and yes, we obliged). It's the kind of place that doesn't take itself too seriously, which makes it all the more fun to explore. The art is vibrant, cheeky, and interactive in a way that keeps you engaged from start to finish. Whether you're an art lover or just looking for something uniquely L.A., this spot is definitely worth checking out. Bonus points for the endless Instagram content. read more

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One of the dopest places I've been--seriously! I happened to visit on a free admission day, and while I expected a huge crowd, the line wasn't bad at all. Inside, it's a creative overload in the best way possible. Tons of fun and eye-catching things to explore, with artwork that blends pop culture, nostalgia, and modern themes in a way that just clicks. I've been to Meow Wolf before, and I actually rate Mr. Brainwash above it. The art here feels more relatable and current, and there's something exciting around every corner. Definitely make time to check out the Star Wars room (so cool), the disco hallway, and the multiple takes on Mona Lisa--they're iconic. The staff was super friendly, which added to the good vibes. Not sure if they have restrooms (didn't check), but plan to spend about an hour to take it all in. If you're in LA or Beverly Hills, this is absolutely worth a stop. read more

The best way to spend a couple of hours. Three floors of wall to wall art, including an outdoor area and some experiential pieces you can get into. Worth visiting. Probably the most fun art museum I've ever been to. So many references to Banksy, Monet, Van Gogh, Hopper, Haring, the Beatles, Renoir, Munch, and so many more pop culture icons. Fun for the entire family. Highly recommend!! read more

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Pop art, pop culture and street art. This museum is fun and stimulating to the senses. They send emails out regarding free entrance days every few months, so if you're local I suggest coming on a free day although that meant it was very crowded. There are plenty of Instagrammable opportunities but also a lot of unique, bold art. It's not huge, and only takes about an hour to go through. This is a museum worth checking out once, and they've built out something pretty cool. read more

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Definitely worth a visit if you are in the Beverly Hills area. The focus is on street art and style, so if you are up for that, make sure to stop by. I went there are a weekend with my family. We spent about 2 hours exploring the different rooms and galleries. My kids and wife all enjoyed the place. Plenty of cool stuff to make you laugh or simply entertain. The kids were free and it cost us $20. Where else in BH can you entertain the family for $40. I think I paid that much for parking down the street! read more

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Went through very quickly. Wish I could have spent more time there. It was fun and I look forward to returning soon. Be sure and park in the public garage so you don't waste a lot of money. read more

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If you're into bold pop art and playful surprises, this museum is a blast. Rooms flow from one theme to another with cheeky twists on classic paintings, large-scale installations, and vibrant, graffiti-style pieces. It's incredibly photo-friendly, every corner feels like it was made for a great shot. The ticket is $20, and honestly it's worth it for the experience. Staff were welcoming and let us take our time. The space is clean, well-lit, and easy to walk through; perfect for a solo visit, a date, or hanging out with friends. We spent about an hour and could've stayed longer because there's plenty to see without feeling overwhelming. Pro tips: * Go earlier for easier parking and fewer crowds. * Charge your phone, tons of photo ops. * Don't skip the gift shop on your way out. A joyful, energetic stop in Beverly Hills that makes contemporary art feel fun and accessible. Highly recommend! read more

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I saw this place from the outside with 3 cars hanging on the outside of the building (great attention getter), and when I asked how much tickets were, I was pleasantly surprised to find it only cost $10 per person! That's very affordable and so appreciated. Upon entering, I thought the museum was small, but overtime of going through, I found out it was actually so large! There are 3 levels to the museum, stair and elevator access, and there are rooms that branch off of other rooms, and it feels like the museum has more and more cool surprises as you go. Truly, I LOVED this museum. They even have a small gift shop at the end that has cool souvenirs. I would absolutely recommend this place to anyone of any age, even kids! The art is so fun and interesting at every step of the way...it isn't just paintings, but also sculptures and small items made LARGE. It is such a cool place! read more

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Never knew this place existed, but was glad I found it for a day out with the teens. Paid $40 for the three of us plus $9 for the parking garage right across the street. The exhibits here were very appealing with many being interactive and plenty of opportunity for photographs. We spent about two hours there and found it to be a very refreshing and unique museum. Three levels with an outdoor area to explore as well. The staff was nice and it was not very crowded for a Saturday. There are plenty of restaurants within walking distance as well. We'll worth it for lunch and a couple hour adventure. read more

Visiting the Mr. Brainwash Museum in Los Angeles is like stepping into another dimension of art. The vibrant, larger-than-life pieces are a feast for the eyes, blending pop culture, street art, and a touch of whimsical surrealism. Every corner invites you to pause and reflect, making it an unforgettable experience. If you're looking for art that pushes boundaries and ignites your imagination, this place is a must-visit! read more

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Giving Mr Brainwash Art Museum a 4-star review as my friends and I had a great time discovering this bright, fun, modern, and interactive museum in Beverly Hills. We enjoyed the space, unique artwork, and felt there was more to see than we had expected. I did not particulate relate to many of the pieces that were presented, however still thought it was entertaining and satisfied my curiosity. The outdoor street art section was pleasant and offered many photo opportunities. It took us 3 tries to get the Beatles Abbey Road album picture the way we wanted, haha! There are a few nearby parking structures including one right across the street from the museum. We came on a Sunday during one of their free sessions after making prior online reservations and there was almost no line when we got there! Overall, I recommend checking this place out! read more

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Very cool and unique art. If you like pop art, graffiti art and the bizarre this is your jam. The experience is immersive too. The gift shop is tiny. But, cool prints, postcards and bookmarks. The only negative is the building is hot! With each level it got warmer. Parking was pretty hard to find. We finally found valet in the back alley behind the museum. read more

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I have been here several times with friends and family and there is something to discover each time. They often offer free days, so sign up for their emails to know when. The lines move quickly and it spreads out well inside. Beautiful exhibits, plenty of fun photo ops! Two hours free parking nearby make this for an affordable out with the entire family! read more

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I came here after seeing it pop up on tiktok, and I was so amazed! My fiance and I got tickets last minute and each was only $10. There are 3 floors to the museum and it's very interactive with many photo ops. It was really cool to see the detailed oil paintings incorporating satire and modern elements into classical art. My favorite part of the museum was the disco ball room and they played disco and other great music inside. Lots of Beatles references as well! Super fun museum for pop culture fans! Will definitely visit again :) read more

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Such a fun museum!! If you love satire style art and looking for something extraordinary to do look no further! They do have free museum days here or you can buy tickets either online or at the door for $20. The museum does have private underground paid parking or you can find parking in the nearby public parking structures, which are cheaper. Or some free options if you want to walk across. If you're unfamiliar with Mr Brainwash he is a French contemporary artist that pushes the limit of satire in popular art pieces. Thierry Guetta has worked on many brands and artists for album covers to mainstream campaign ads. You've likely seen his work before from Coco-cola or even Marvel comics! This museum is three levels of totally sensory fun! From the moment you walk into the lobby you see Mr Brainwash's work scattered literally everywhere! This is a self walking tour so you go at your own pace into each exhibit. There is literally something fun for everyone from all genre from very like Mona Lisa to even Star wars or Kobe, Steve Jobs, Lebron pieces! Be prepared for sensory overload with your camera ready for some fun photos! Just be aware you are being filmed by them and release all content for them to use! There are signs everywhere and it's in the terms when you buy the tickets that you agree to! Overall a great experience for a day out in Beverly Hills for a unique experience. read more

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I visited Mr. Brainwash about a month ago and had an amazing experience! (FREE ADMISSION) My friend and I went on a weekend - it was crowded, and we waited in line for almost an hour, but it was totally worth it, especially since admission was free that day. Mr. Brainwash has three stories, each filled with unique and creative artwork. I loved how every floor offered something different. There were so many fun and beautiful pieces to see. I took tons of photos. It's also kid-friendly with a few interactive spots for younger visitors. One of the highlights was the variety of Mona Lisa pieces, each with different expressions and artistic styles. I also loved the Albert Einstein artwork, it really stood out. If you go, don't miss the light room and the disco-themed room (I forgot their exact names, but you'll know them when you see them, they're unforgettable). Definitely bring a friend so you can snap photos together. Make sure to check out the rooftop which features portraits of celebrities from all around the world. And before you leave, take a stroll through the Beatles-themed walkway, a perfect ending to a great visit. Highly recommend stopping by if you're in LA! I think they offer FREE ADMISSION once per month and if you are interested, follow them on IG, they often post about it. Enjoy! Rate: 5/5 read more

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有時最好的治癒就是一杯好酒， 再加個懂妳又願意傾聽的人兒～ 超級好拍的地方，就是太遠了點， 一開始以為是在 downtown , 等到仔細一看才知道是在 比佛利山莊，地方不大， 有室內也有室外空間， 我覺得最特別的就是可以坐到名畫裡頭！ read more

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Very cool museum. Just a fun and interesting experience. It's different from other museums and less costly. So many interesting exhibits. Definitely worth the $20. read more

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Another FREE day at the museum. Super crowded but everyone had a blast! My favorite museum EVER! Soooo many cool visuals and interactive art installations! I love you Mr Brainwash. Did I mention I am 50% French? Highly recommended! It's a beautiful and cool af hidden gem that everybody has got to go see in order to experience so much joy and laughter ! read more

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I absolutely loved this museum. I came in with my sister and our teenagers. We all enjoyed our time here, vibes were on point and the ART was amazing. Definitely go see for yourself. read more

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The Mr. Brainwash Art Museum in Los Angeles is an explosion of color, pop culture, and artistic fun! If you're looking for a museum experience that's unlike any other, filled with vibrant energy and playful installations, this is a must-visit. The museum is a complete immersion into the world of Mr. Brainwash. His signature bold colors, iconic characters, and clever mashups of pop culture references create a visually dynamic and exciting experience. It's definitely a feast for the eyes! I got a free admission on Valentine's Day but the regular admission fee of $20 is still well worth the experience, considering the creativity and interactivity packed within the museum. I hope my review and pics will encourage you to step into the world of Mr. Brainwash and experience the artistic fun for yourself! read more

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