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Best Art Galleries in Thousand Oaks

Real videos of Art Galleries in Thousand Oaks — 2 places, filmed by creators on the ground.

Ranked venues

  1. Azuki Tea

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    TranquilTraditionalTea-focusedJapanese teaTraditional seatingMochi and

    About the venue

    Azuki Tea in Thousand Oaks specializes in high-quality Japanese tea and desserts, providing a tranquil escape for tea lovers. Opened in 2020, the café features a serene atmosphere with traditional seating arrangements. The menu includes a variety of teas, from matcha to flavored blends, paired with delicious mochi and pastries. It draws a diverse clientele, from tea enthusiasts to those seeking a quiet place to unwind.

    What the videos show

    The video showcases a mural featuring two women sitting among pink mountains surrounded by blue clouds. One woman is wearing red while the other wears green. The camera pans across the mural, revealing additional trees, flowers, and a tree branch extending from one mountain to another. A whiteboard comes into view at the edge of the frame.

    3835 E Thousand Oaks Blvd

  2. Mr Brainwash Art Museum

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    ColorfulInteractiveContemporaryStreet artRotating exhibitsFree admission

    About the venue

    Mr Brainwash Art Museum, located at 465 N Beverly Dr in Beverly Hills, California, is a vibrant contemporary art space showcasing the work of street artist Mr. Brainwash. The museum features a rotating collection of colorful and thought-provoking installations that engage visitors of all ages. The open layout encourages exploration and interaction with the art, making it a dynamic environment. Often regarded as an immersive experience, the museum attracts art enthusiasts, families, and tourists interested in contemporary culture. Admission is typically free, allowing more people to access the unique exhibits.

    What the videos show

    The video showcases a unique art installation featuring a wall with framed paintings, spray paint cans cascading from above, a suspended paper airplane, oversized Campbell's Soup Cans, and a statue resembling Michelangelo's David. The camera pans upwards to reveal a towering structure made of transparent boxes filled with used spray paint cans, with a figure in a yellow construction helmet interacting with the display at the base.

    465 N Beverly Dr