The Los Angeles County Museum of Art, commonly known as LACMA, is the largest art museum in the western United States. Located in Los Angeles, it features a diverse collection of over 150,000 works, spanning various periods and cultures, including American, Asian, and European art. The museum is known for its iconic Urban Light installation, which consists of 202 restored street lamps. LACMA offers a range of exhibitions, educational programs, and events throughout the year. Its mission is to inspire and educate the public about art, making it a vital cultural institution in the region. The museum also collaborates with other institutions to enhance its offerings.