USC Fisher Museum of Art

The USC Fisher Museum of Art is a gallery space at the University of Southern California that presents changing exhibitions throughout the year. The museum displays works ranging from the 20th century to contemporary pieces, with collections that explore diverse artistic perspectives and themes.

This institution was founded in the 1930s and held the distinction of being the first art museum in Los Angeles and the first museum founded by a woman on the West Coast. Its creation represented an important moment for art institutions in the region.

The museum serves as a gathering place where students and visitors encounter contemporary artistic voices that reflect what is happening in the art world today. Its exhibitions often address social questions and invite people to think about current issues through visual art.

The museum is accessible to visitors on most weekdays and is located within the University of Southern California campus. It is worth checking the current opening hours before your visit, as they can change seasonally.

The institution works closely with graduate art history students who participate directly in managing collections and mounting exhibitions. This hands-on collaboration allows it to function as both a teaching space and a working exhibition venue.

Operator: University of Southern California

Opening Hours: Tuesday-Friday 12:00-17:00; Saturday 12:00-16:00

Phone: +12137404561

Website: https://fisher.usc.edu

GPS coordinates: 34.01861,-118.28735

Latest update: December 12, 2025 09:02