Annenberg Space for Photography, Photography museum in Century City, Los Angeles, US
The Annenberg Space for Photography was a museum dedicated to the art of photography located in Century City. It combined digital projection galleries with traditional spaces for displaying printed photographs and contemporary visual works.
The museum was established by the Annenberg Foundation in 2009 at Avenue of the Stars in Los Angeles. It ceased operations in 2020 when the foundation transferred its photography collection and resources elsewhere.
The space presented rotating exhibitions by both well-known and emerging photographers, alongside multimedia presentations and conversations with artists that happened regularly.
This location offered free admission to all exhibitions, making it accessible to everyone interested in photography. It operated on weekday and weekend schedules, so checking the timing before your visit helped with planning.
When the venue closed in 2020, the Annenberg Foundation transferred its entire photography collection along with substantial funds to the Library of Congress. This move preserved the photographic materials and made them accessible to researchers and the public on a national scale.
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