After a five-year renovation, The Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego held a ribbon cutting ceremony and opening night dinner for its La Jolla location. The new and impressive displays tell the story of contemporary art from Abstract Expressionism, Pop and Minimalism through to today’s forms with a distinctively West Coast perspective. Reopening with the special exhibition Niki de Saint Phalle in the 1960𝘴, the first exhibition to survey the experimental work of the French-American artist, who called La Jolla her home in the 1990s. The spectacular new museum is now open to the public and a must-see whether living here or visiting.