The Broad - Los Angeles (CA)

5 /5 Nancy Maxwell: The Broad is a wonderful experience for anyone who has even the smallest appreciation of art. The collection is well-curated and provides a diverse list of creators. Im always excited when a new artist exhibition is on display. I recently visited the Jeffrey Gibson exhibit and it did NOT disappoint. A bounty of color was displayed in the most beautiful pieces! But I wanted to also address the staff for The Broad. Theyre truly one of the museums greatest assets. I had a chance to speak with two ladies during my wait for Kusamas Infinity Room and they were absolutely lovely. They were the epitome of friendly, professional, and sincerely passionate about their roles. I fully appreciate the opportunity to come across team members like this. They are a credit to this locale! If youre in the DTLA area, visit the website for possible tickets. Walk-ups are welcome, but their ticketing system makes every visit worry-free.

5 /5 Shalini Joiner: Really enjoyed exploring here- free, and need to book your visit online, at thebroad.org. (we did it right while standing by the entrance). Many diverse galleries to explore. We parked in the ramp right next door, under the Disney concert hall. Unfortunately because our visit was at the last minute, we were not able to secure tickets to go into the Infinity Mirrors room. Next time!

3 /5 Elliot MacDonald: Decent museum with some nice (ahem ... very interesting) modern art. Maybe I missed something, but there was not as much art as I was expecting. Nice architecture, though. General admission is free, so why not take a peek?

5 /5 George Gonzalez: The Broad Museum not only brings out the kid in me but also triggers my muse. Hours melt away as I lose myself in all this visual candy. The Graphic Designer in me gorges on all the eclectic color palettes that past and present artists have placed before my eyes. Every room is a time portal full of surprises and kaleidoscope adventures waiting to transport you to the nostalgic regions of your mind. Every painting and sculpture is an open book describing the heart of its creator. This place is not just a museum but a meditation hall for artists. Take that ai! Okay, that was a bit dramatic but its safe to say that this was such a fun space to visit, and I found it so hard to leave. I will be returning as often as I can.