Visit the Torrance Art Museum
The Torrance Art Museum is part of the Torrance Cultural Arts Center, located in the northwest section of the City of Torrance Civic Center campus.
Directions
Traveling south on the 110 Freeway:
Exit at Torrance Boulevard offramp.
Turn left at stop sign at bottom of offramp.
Turn right at light onto Torrance Boulevard. Travel west for 3 miles.
Turn right on Maple Avenue. Pass through lighted intersection at Maricopa St.
Turn left on Civic Center Dr. The Torrance Cultural Arts Center is on left.
Parking is free, anywhere on the Civic Center campus.
Torrance Art Museum is at corner of Civic Center Drive and Cultural Arts Way.
It is adjacent to the Fine Arts Wing of the TCAC and across the street from the Torrance Police Department.
Traveling south on the 405 Freeway:
Exit at Redondo Beach Boulevard offramp.
Turn left on Redondo Beach Boulevard.
Turn right on Prairie Avenue. Travel approximately 3 miles south to reach the
Torrance Art Museum from this point.
Prairie Avenue becomes Madrona Avenue at 190th Street.
Continue on Madrona Avenue, past Del Amo Boulevard.
At Civic Center Drive, turn left. The Torrance Cultural Arts Center is on immediate right.
Parking is free, anywhere on the Civic Center campus.
Torrance Art Museum is at corner of Civic Center Drive and Cultural Arts Way.
It is adjacent to the Fine Arts Wing of the TCAC and across the street from the Torrance Police Department.
Traveling north on the 405 Freeway:
Exit at Artesia Boulevard offramp. Turn right onto Artesia.
Turn left at first light onto Prairie Avenue
Travel about 3 miles south to reach the Torrance Art Museum from this point.
Prairie Avenue becomes Madrona Avenue at 190th Street.
Turn left on Civic Center Drive.
Torrance Cultural Arts Center is on your immediate right.
Parking is free, anywhere on the Civic Center campus.
Torrance Art Museum is at corner of Civic Center Dr. and Cultural Arts Way.
It is adjacent to the Fine Arts Wing of the TCAC and across the street from the Torrance Police Department.
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De Wain Valentine, Nightline Passage 120 (1992)
Left: Jared Pankin, Lucifer's Left Nut (2004)
Right: George Raggett, Tar-Pit (2005)
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