Intriguing and elegant museum that's free! If you don't make a reservation ahead, the standby line can range from 20 mins to 2 hours, but it is definitely worth. Lots of great pieces to observe and get pictures with.
The broad is a very nice museum. I'd recommend reserving online otherwise you'll have to wait outside in a very long line. When I went I waited for about an hour to get in. I really like that's the general admission is free. Other museums should follow in their footsteps as works of art should be free to view for all.
Exhibit was great. The history lesson you were shown really taught you about the Civil rights movement.
It has a very nice expositions there. Isa nice place and the arquitecture is amazing.
I never thought that it could be so interesting. You can get in for free if you wait longer in other line
Honeycomb appearance made of stainless steel material is impressive! More than 2,000 copies of wonderful works by contemporary art masters such as Jeff Kunus, Cindy Sherman, Jean Michel Basquiat and Roy Lichtenstein have been collected by charitable Eli and edited broad for over 40 years!
It is recommended to take a look around because you can see wonderful works for free just by pre-ordering !!
Jean-Michel Basquiat and Roy Lichenstein, collected over 40-year period by philanthropists Eli and Edythe Board.
Don t miss it! If tickets don t seem to be available, just show up. We have had good luck getting last minute walk up (free) admission.
small but impeccably designed museum with an amazing contemporary collection.
Went during the Soul Of A Nation and it was great. Arturo was helpful and informed when I had questions.
It's free admission but you still need to reserve your tickets. Really cool artwork and we ended up spending hours inside. I will definitely come back again
Difficult to get a ticket for the exhibition we wanted to see. Great museum.
The Broad is a fairly new museum and it is an excellent addition to the wonderful museums we have in our city!
Amazing contemporary art collection. 8nspiring architecture. Saturday night special music events are quite an experience.
Free general admission. Check their websites for special exhibits. Lines to get in can be kind of long in the morning, but they post their wait times on twitter.
I didn t get tickets beforehand, but the line ended up being pretty short. The museum is just amazing! Full of wonderful famous and up-and-coming artists. I also loved the Yayoi Kusama installations. I got a spot in line, walked downtown to get a snack, got a text, and came back. It was perfect. Would highly recommend!
The Broad has an eclectic mix of modern art. My favorite pieces include the several works by Roy Liechtenstein and the Balloon Dog (Blue) by Jeff Koons. I recommend a visit so you can decide which works you like best.
Modern art. Warhol. Interesting architecture. Free.
This was a great trip. The museum staff were nice. The collection is interesting. Overall, it was a fun free thing to do in LA.
This review is for the Yayoi Kusama exhibit. While the pieces themselves are interesting, the experience of getting from exhibit to exhibit is soul sucking.
You re herded like cattle through the whole exhibit and while the workers are pleasant enough, the whole experience just sucks all the fun out of pieces I m certain are supposed to be fun.
Pass.
When purchasing (free) tickets in advance we got in super quickly and easily. The museum is spacious, fun, interesting.
Best museum experience i've had since the met. West coast, best coast.
Small but rich museum featuring modern and contemporary art. The architecture itself is gorgeous. Tickets are free but book in advance if you don t want to wait in line for a long time.
Very energy filled. Plenty of knowledgeable docents.
It s a beautiful museum and really close to other touristic attractions in Downtown LA. It s well organised and with a lot of security.
To access the infinity room it might take a while but it s totally worth it.
The Soul of a Nation exhibit is worth the trip. The pieces were compelling and thought provoking. The regular exhibits are pretty awesome too.
Be sure to arrive early to find ample time to park and enter. I'd recommend ordering tickets online ahead of time if you don't want to stand in line. You can always check Twitter for wait time info.
Love it. They have original art from Andy Warhol, Keith Haring, Jean-Michel Basquiat. But you have to see the gigantic Dining Table set. It's made for a Giant!
It's free, it's got AC, it's got eyecandy. What more could you want?
Contemporary, inspiring and impactful art exhibition.
Free entry
I love this museum . It is my favorite and I have been to a lot of museums. I love how its simple to the point and not overwhelming
The second floor was under construction so we never got to see the best part and the employees there were so rude and seemed depressed with their job.
I had an amazing time. I would suggest every one see the Soul of a Nation exhibit. Wonderful pieces. My favorite is from Kara Walker.
Parking around there is not free, but there is no entrance fee.
Loved the artworks and the building which is right next to the Walt Disney concert hall.
Visited once specifically for the Infinity Mirrors, and twice since with reservations to circumvent long lines, there is no doubt The Broad ranks among the best free collections of modern and pop art anywhere, the building itself stunning while items contained within including the likes of Koons, Warhol and Haring leave a lasting impression.
Super cool museum! Not too crowded, do make sure you get assigned your turn to get into the infinity room as soon as you arrive there. Every exposition was amazing
It was great except we were not told we needed to make reservations for one of the exhibits. Should hVe been told at entrance.
Very interesting, taking the tickets on the web is free
We walked in and the first thing we are told is that the special exhibition requires an extra ticket (it would have been nice to have that specified in the brochure and/or with a sign). The second thing we were told is that all the spaces for the infinity mirror room are booked (this was at 1 pm, but we were told we could check back throughout the day until closing at 8 pm. - why not let people reserve spots when they book their tickets online?) Frankly the best part of the museum was the architecture and the people watching.
Super thunderbolt museum.
Focusing on contemporary works,
Each writer picks 4-5 works,
Diverse topics,
The exhibition area is comfortable and light,
The line is clear.
The exhibition hall on the third floor is free of money.
There are also exhibitions such as Takashi Murakami, Andy Warhol, Jeff Koons.
Booking tickets online comes faster than on-site,
Save a lot of time in line,
After entering, please go to Yayoi Kusama on the left-hand side of the lobby on the first floor-
Yayoi Kusama's Infinity Mirror Room,
This work is the most stunning 45 seconds of the entire exhibition.
(Entering the phone will send a text message to tell you what time you can go to the first floor to see the work)
The work is a small room,
There is a galaxy-like lamp inside,
It's very beautiful to be caught in it.
Worth giving five stars to LA attractions,
The overall experience is great ~~~
The museum itself is good, but we wanted to see the Infiniti Room - no luck. Impossible to book online, by lunch time (the earliest pre-book entry time) the Infinity Room was fully booked. Very disappointed with the experience-it would be so easy to avoid it all.
Recommended. Book your tickets in advance so you don't have to queue. Handy via the app.
Doesn t cost money to got in. I loved all the kinds of modern art
Great place to explore contemporary arts and a perfect date place at downtown LA. Should check out the Disney concert hall that's just right across the street
If you come to Los Angeles you have to visit it, it is free but you have to take the tickets a month before on the web, they usually take them out on the first day of the month before 12 am. Enjoy it!
Great place to see all kinds of art in a relaxed atmosphere. Staff is very friendly and helpful.
A wonderful collection in an equally incredible building. No admission fee, pay to park. They take reservations.
Got to check this place.out. Across the street from Colburn Academy and Disney Music Hall
A must if you are in L.A. and you are interested in Contemporary Art. Represented the teachers of the last third of the S. XX. Important works. It is also opposite the Museum of Contemporary Art.
Wonderful collection of arts. Great place to visit. Recommend reserve ahead, because SO MANY PEOPLE! Also didn't get to go into that galaxy looking room (which requires reservation), disappointed, so imma take a star off from that.
It was interactive on a few portions and it wasn't boring artwork I don't usually like museums. It was not too big and I enjoyed the types of art work they had there.
You cannot stop visiting this place in Los Angeles. The building is very beautiful and the works inside are by great artists, you have to queue about 40 minutes before you go if you do not have a reservation but it is totally worth it, the tour is about 3 hours approximately.
The Infinity Room is really small (wasn't expecting that) and the museum itself is kind of small. If your favorite/interesting exhibit is coming up, make sure to book your ticket in advance to see the Infinity Room for free.
I was sad finding out i couldn't visit the infinity room. No one told us it was a limit on how many people go in a day. Had i known that would've been my first stop. This place is a art lovers imagination playground. My favorite is the huge furniture that no one is allowed to touch. It would've been dope to take a pic sitting in one chair.
Perfect place to visit with the whole family. Mainly for art lovers.
Great museum! Put your name in the queue for the infinity mirror exhibit as soon as you get there. Also, book your entry tickets online. They're free!
What an incredible museum! Had no idea the collection was this level - Warhol's, Lichtenstein, Haring, Basquiat, Jasper Johns. And the most famous of their works. The layout of the museum is smart, museum collections upstairs. You ascend on an escalator that envelopes you like a cave or tunnel then opens up to a well lit open room with amazing art. The first floor houses the gift shop and special exhibits. It's free to the public, which is super cool. But do yourself a favor and reserve your spot online. They do take standby/walk ins but the line is long. Disney Hall is literally right next door and there are two very good (pricey but nice) restaurants adjacent. Highly recommend.
Contemporary art museum, must see the infinity room!!! Worth the wait.
Free entrance for the permanent exhibition if you do the standby line (up to 2 hours, and it s outside - don t forget sunglasses, sunscreen, water and bring a good book!)
love this place all the females creative and talented
Excellent experience on Los Angeles modern art, and it's free.
The Infinity Room gets the fourth star, otherwise you really, really have to enjoy and appreciate Modern art aka Why is this in a museum?
Great exhibitions, and don't worry if you don't have a ticket for the day the waiting line isn't that long at least the day I went.
Museum of modern art in downtown Los Angeles, beautiful structure and interesting content
Amazing collection! The infinity room is incredible.
Art is gorgeous great place to wonder and view beautiful art with friends and family.
Been meaning to share this experience for The Broad... I Love this museum. We always bring our friends from out of town here when they are visiting us in Los Angeles. It gets busy on the weekends, but its a must for anyone from out of town. The art is truly amazing and the artist are wonderful.
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