This holiday season, be the trendsetter, the tastemaker, the one who always surprises and delights. Satisfy all the art and culture lovers on your list with the LACMA Store’s curated selection of gifts inspired by the museum’s collection and exhibitions, from art books and catalogues to unique apparel, accessories, homeware, limited-edition objects, and playful presents for all ages.
You can shop at the LACMA Store in the Resnick Pavilion, or virtually at the LACMA Store online around the clock. Make sure you place your orders by our holiday delivery and pick-up deadlines.
You can also give your favorite art lover a LACMA membership, which grants them free admission to the museum, invitations to members-only events, discounts at the LACMA Store, access to Member Previews, and much more! This year, we’ve introduced a selection of themed Holiday Gift Membership Bundles so you can give them their LACMA membership with a gift box full of art-themed goodies.
Imagined Fronts: The Great War and Global Media Exhibition Catalogue
$75 | Member price: $67.50
Imagined Fronts, opening December 3, explores how the media spectacle we live in had its origins in World War I and the burgeoning mediascape of posters, photography, cinema, newspapers, and ephemera that made it the first global media war. This catalogue of over 200 objects is a must-have for any art and history lover.
Judy Baca The Great Wall of Los Angeles Tote
$40 | Member price: $36
The image on this bag was handpicked by Judy Baca and SPARC (the Social and Public Art Resource) to accompany Painting in the River of Angels: Judy Baca and The Great Wall, now on view at LACMA. You can also find more apparel produced alongside the exhibition.
J. Hannah for LACMA Nail Polish
$22 each | Member price: $19.80
LACMA recently collaborated with Los Angeles–based J. Hannah, who developed a pair of limited-edition nail polishes inspired by details found in Dirck de Bray’s painting Flowers in a Glass Vase (1671), now on view in The World Made Wondrous: The Dutch Collector’s Cabinet and the Politics of Possession. The results are two stunning shades, Morning Glory and Hollyhock, that will brighten up your holiday looks.
Echo Park Pottery Hand-Dipped Short Mug
$90 | Member price: $81
These one-of-a-kind, handmade pieces are designed by ceramicist and sculptor Peter Shire, whose work is part of LACMA’s collection. Shire founded Echo Park Pottery in 1972 to create ceramics that were more reasonably priced than his gallery work, and named it after the L.A. neighborhood where he was raised.
Mickalene Thomas Bronzed Pocket Mirror
$22 | Member price: $19.80
Mickalene Thomas, whose work was on view earlier this year in Afro-Atlantic Histories, explores complex notions of femininity that often challenge common definitions of beauty. This brushed copper purse mirror features two of the artist’s striking photographic works.
Faith Ringgold Woman Freedom Now Tea Towel
$40 | Member price: $36
Use it in your kitchen, or adorn your wall with it as a work of art. This tea towel reproduces Woman Freedom Now (1971) by Faith Ringgold, whose work was also on view in Afro-Atlantic Histories.
Woven Histories: Textiles and Modern Abstraction Exhibition Catalogue
$65 | Member price: $58.50
Published alongside Woven Histories, now on view at LACMA, this richly illustrated volume features more than 50 creators whose work crosses divisions and hierarchies formerly segregating the fine arts from the applied arts and handicrafts, offering a fresh and authoritative look at textiles.
Helen Pashgian, Untitled (2022)
$2,000 | Member price: $1,800
Helen Pashgian is an artistic pioneer and pre-eminent member of the 1960s Light and Space movement in Southern California whose work was on view this year in Light, Space, Surface: Selection from LACMA’s Collection. This signed and numbered limited-edition print was published as part of LACMA’s ongoing print program.
Klee Deluxe Colored Pencil Set
$54 | Member price: $48.60
The case of this inspiring set of marbled colored pencils features Paul Klee's vibrant geometric work In the Kairouan Style, Transposed in a Moderate Way (1914), a highlight of LACMA’s collection.
Ed Ruscha / Now Then: A Retrospective
$75 | Member price: $67.50
Get excited for ED RUSCHA / NOW THEN before it comes to LACMA in April 2024 with this catalogue featuring more than 200 artworks produced from 1958 to the present—painting, drawing, printmaking, photography, artist’s books, film, and installation—spanning 65 years of the iconic Los Angeles artist’s remarkable career.
Andy Warhol “Tomato Soup” Soup Can 300-Piece Puzzle in Red
$19.99 | Member price: $17.99
Andy Warhol’s Campbell’s soup cans became Pop art icons when they were first exhibited at the Ferus Gallery in Los Angeles in 1962. This playful piece of art history, which comes in its own iconic tin, makes the perfect family activity during the holidays. Also available in orange.
Sam Francis Green and Red Journal
$19.95 | Member price: $17.96
The cover of this blank, 80-page journal features Green and Red (1966) by Sam Francis, whose work was on view earlier this year in Sam Francis and Japan: Emptiness Overflowing.
The Eames Toy
$118 | Member price: $106.20
Large, colorful, easy to assemble—this kit allows you to create a light, bright expandable world large enough to play in and around! The Eames Office has reintroduced one of the most sought after Eames collectibles for people of all ages to enjoy and experience, echoing the Eamesian principle of modular systems.
Elza Sunderland Snowflakes Holiday Cards
$14.95 | Member price: $13.46
These charming cards are based on a textile design by Elza Sunderland, also known as “Elza of Hollywood,” who was a leader of the burgeoning Los Angeles textile and apparel industry in the 1940s and 50s.
Holiday Gift Membership Bundles
$95–145 | Member price: $85.50–125.50
Give your favorite art lover the gift of 12 months of art! Choose from four limited-edition themed bundles, each including an Individual-level LACMA gift membership certificate presented in a gift box of hand-picked goodies.