Pacific Design Center Gallery

The PDC Design Gallery is a two-level museum-quality exhibition space with 2,780 square feet (258 square meters) located in the freestanding building in the Pacific Design Center Plaza, (PDC) West Hollywood that was formerly occupied by MOCA (Museum of Contemporary Art) for twenty years. Led by Milan-based curator Helen Varola, the gallery re-opened in March 2022 with its mission to explore design as an extension of artistic practice. Programming is devoted to contemporary art and design engaging internationally renowned artists, designers, curators, and leading academic institutions to draw upon the collective intelligence and creativity of design culture. The parking structure for the Pacific Design Center Gallery has entrances on both San Vicente and Melrose. PDC parking validation is offered to the press by calling one day in advance.