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The Schindler House is located at 835 North Kings Road, West Hollywood, CA 90069.
Open hours are Wednesday through Sunday 11:00 am – 6:00 pm.
Admission is $10/ $7 for students and seniors.
Free for Friends of the MAK Center and children under 12.
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MAK Center for Art and Architecture, Los Angeles at the Schindler House
The MAK Center is a contemporary, experimental, multi-disciplinary center for art and architecture headquartered in architect Rudolph M. Schindler’s House and Studio (1922) in West Hollywood.
Exhibitions & Events
The MAK Center develops and supports innovative projects and ideas. It provides a platform for current issues in art, architecture, and urbanism by encouraging exploration and experimentation.
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The MAK Center is a unique constellation of modern buildings designed by architect R.M. Schindler. It operates from the landmark Schindler House (1922) in West Hollywood, and the Mackey Apartments (1939) and the Fitzpatrick-Leland House (1936) in Los Angeles.
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Residency Program
Every year the MAK Center offers six-month residencies to international artists and architects, selected through an annual competition. Residents live and work in the Mackey Apartments, and present projects in exhibitions at the end of their term in March and September.
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AMEND
An exhibition and series of four performances by multi-disciplinary artist Chris Emile, AMEND explores Black male identity through movement, cinema, sculpture and sound.
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DEMO
Exploring the lines between demolition, transformation, and extinction, this group exhibition will engage four artists’ approaches to reckoning psychologically with the erasure of history that comes with the destruction of both iconic and vernacular architecture.
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The MAK Center for Art and Architecture invites you to become a supporting Friend by making a contribution today. Our Friends play a crucial role in helping us maintain our historic works of architecture and continue our exceptional cultural programming.
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