Featuring vintage art, the Newport Bay Art Museum is the first showcase in Newport Beach California in fact for the best in recent art. And the interpretation of both contemporary and modern art. By reflecting on the past as well as the present, the museum features the exhibitions of local, countrywide and global scopes, and also maintains one of the most electrifying and crucial works of California Art since the start and end of World War two.

For people who don’t know anything about latest art,the Newport Bay Art Museum offers a broad series of programs designed in helping the understanding.

Though you may be new to modern art, the museum will show you all there is to know and love about it. Known all around the globe, the museum has a rep for its depth of holdings in California post-war art,a collection of over two thousand sculptures, paintings,. Museum as well, as it supplies the most intensive collection of California art around.

Some of the key holdings found in the Newport Harbor Art Museum include David Park, Nathan Oliveira, Joan Brown, Ed Ruscha, Larry Bell, Joe Goode, Robert Irwin,Chuck Arnoldi, and Judy Fiskin. There are major holdings in room size works featuring Bill Viola’s Theater of Memory and even the Story of 2 Towns by Chris Burden. Admission, the day to go to is Tues. – as admission for everyone seems to be free. If you are in the Newport area on Tues. , you need to drop by the museum as you have zip to lose. If your on holiday in Newport Beach, you can go to the Newport Bay Art Museum in the day, on a side trip. For the neighbors of the area, the museum is a good spot to return to time and time again to revive memories of the post-war art and.