L.A. Lights Tour
L.A. Lights Tour
The Los Angeles landscape is bright with lights we love: Sheila Klein's vintage L.A. light pole sculpture, an original Thomas Edison bulb behind glass at the Huntington Library, the trippy and futuristic Triforium, & more.
We're happy to share our L.A. Lights Tour with you, featuring public sculptures, museums & streetlights worth observing.
View the map & find out what's on our tour.
Not local? There's still a lot to see.
Special hat tip to L.A.'s resident streetlight expert and writer, India Aurora Mandelkern.
On the tour:
VALLEY RELICS MUSEUM Vintage neon sign collection.
URBAN LIGHT Public sculpture, LACMA, Wilshire Blvd.
VERMONICA Public sculpture, Santa Monica at Lyman Place.
WILSHIRE LANTERNS Cast iron behemoths near MacArthur Park
MUSEUM OF NEON ART Electric art collection.
RAVENHILL STUDIO By appointment.
HUNTINGTON LIBRARY Edison bulbs now on view.
TRIFORIUM Public sculpture, Fletcher Bowron Square.
STREETLIGHTING MUSEUM History of L.A. streetlights. By appt.
THE OLYMPIC SPECIAL Quintessential L.A. lamp. Along Olympic Blvd.
SOUTHWEST #1806 Rare single versions of a once ubiquitous streetlight, Long Beach Blvd at Tenaya Ave.
THE FORUM Arena by Charles Luckman with Johnson & Nielsen.
Visit our L.A. LIGHTS TOUR gallery for historical photos & links.
