The Broad - Los Angeles, California

Br3

I reserved tickets for early Saturday morning, I definitely recommend going early to be able to enjoy the art before it's too crowded. I enjoyed the artwork on display but wished they had more artwork from murakami. This museum is a must visit for all those who appreciate art. Tickets are free, and the weekend parking is a flat rate of $17. (They take cash and card)

stefan

with a really cool and minimalistic interior design, the artworks here are certainly questionable, at least to me. i can appreciate art in all forms, and i can also appreciate an emotionally driven piece of art, but a lot of them felt quite lackluster and made with more thought behind the description rather than onto the canvas. not all of them, but a lot of them made me stop and glance at them, wondering what on earth compelled the artists, let alone the museum to host such a piece. some were really great though. the main attraction for me here was the museum store downstairs, it had a lot of the novelty items and products somewhat relevant to the artworks upstairs, but i had more fun browsing through their collection of books and trinkets than looking at the art tbh.

Tan ?. ?.

A free exhibition hall with a QR code outside that allows you to make reservations on their website. Inside, you can view a wide variety of artworks.

There is also another exhibit called the Infinity Mirrored Room, which requires a separate reservation. We were very fortunate that there was an available slot, so we could visit immediately.

The Infinity Mirrored Room is a very small mirrored space where staff only allow one group at a time. Since the room is tiny, each group is given just one minute inside. I think this management approach is great because it ensures each group has a private moment to take photos or videos without being disturbed by others. The short time limit also helps keep the waiting line manageable.

Shabnam J.

The Broad Museum in L.A. is an impressive destination for art lovers. The collection is stunning, with a mix of iconic contemporary pieces and thought-provoking exhibits. The architecture of the building itself is a masterpiece, adding to the overall experience. My only critique is the long wait times for the Infinity Room, which can be a bit frustrating if you’re short on time. Still, the museum offers free admission and is a must-visit for anyone exploring Los Angeles.

N N.

Wow! What a great place and can’t believe that it’s free. You need reservation in advance. We spent 3-4 hours there and every exhibit is thought provoking. Loved it.

Joellen R.

I LOVE modern art, and it has been years since I surrounded myself with it. My soul is full. This museum is amazing. Skip taking the elevator down to the first floor and take the steps that are a piece of art all in itself.

I even love the design of the building. Sad I couldn't get anything but a postcard of they memory of the building. Beautiful design.

P.S. parking in the garage was worth the $17.00, which makes for an easy and out from the museum. Love how they have people giving directions. Made things easy to enjoy. Thank you.

Saramay B.

The Broad Museum,located in downtown LA, is a renowned contemporary art museum founded by philanthropists Eli and Edythe Broad. Opened in September 2015, the museum offers free admission to the public, though advanced reservations are required. If you plan to visit the iconic Infinity Mirrored Room Exhibit, be sure to reserve your spot separately,as space is limited. The collection features an impressive array of contemporary art, providing an inspiring experience for art enthusiasts-I thoroughly enjoyed every piece on display.

Kha H. L.

In my opinion, this is quite an interesting place for people who don't know much about art. Book free tickets online on the website with Infinity mirrored room + General Admission, and you will get priority entry. The 1st floor is the Infinity mirrored room and souvenir shop. The Infinity mirrored room allows up to 4 people at a time for 1 minute. The 3rd floor is the exhibition area with many interesting works if you understand art. Even if you don't know much, there are still some interesting things to take photos of. The museum has a parking area with a fee of $5 every 15 minutes, with a maximum fee of $27.