La Jolla’s branch of this museum gets changing, world-class exhibitions. Originally designed by Irving Gill in 1916 as the home of newspaper heiress Ellen Browning Scripps , who basically created modern La Jolla circa 1897, the building was renovated by Philadelphia’s postmodern architect Robert Venturi and has an Andy Goldsworthy sculpture out the front; tickets are good for one week at all three of the museum’s locations .
