The Broad, Los Angeles CA

A great example of modern contemporary art. Great architecture. Small but impactful. Some display choices could be merited however overall solid. Free admission for great pieces of art. Would definitely come back with my kids

The work here is large. You're really immersed in the art. The 1st time going, the line was long to the main infinity room. Most of the other rooms are small & the lines are short. I've been twice now & look forward a visit soon

The museum is open, and many exhibits are available. Unfortunately, the planetarium is closed. The rainforest sphere and the shake house require special reservations and a 2-4 hour wait. Sadly, not worth going during COVID. I would wait until restrictions are lifted to get the full experience.

Vibrant cultural beauty. I loved the exhibits and the architectural genius of the structure. A must see when in Los Angeles.

You don't need tickets to get in. Having tickets just means that you don't have to stand in a long line

Great Modern Art Museum in the heart of the city. Make sure to check ahead in advance of your trip if certain rotating exhibits encourage pre registration.

Great modern art museum. Avant garde museum with great art pieces for art hipsters or to teach the family the value and beauty of the modern art movement. The museum is free to enter and has 2 main floors. It is a bright beautiful building right in downtown. Parking, depending on the day will cost you about 10$. I would highly recommend.

Great art installations and great location. Free for most events, and about 25 for the special events. Every summer month and event is held in the plaza with live music and a bar. Great eclectic crowd and fun energy. Jump across the street for food or another museum.

Joseph

I always passed this place but never visited. This is sort of a hidden gem of downtown L. A. The only suggestion is not to take young children because there are a few paintings meant for adults; however, if you are okay with your children observing mature content, then it is okay.

I drive up from San Diego to line up and hopefully acquire Infinity Mirror tickets. Fortunately we were able to get tickets for the time slot we wanted. This was my first time at this museum and I enjoyed it. The only downside was the amount of people who cut in line, which happens at any ticket venue. I waited almost two hours, from 8: 30am until 10: 15am for Yayoi Kusama tickets. Would recommend to anyone.

Came here with my class and was impressed by the art exhibits at the Broad. Just amazing. Recommend this place very highly and will return here often!

Modern art isn't for everyone, but the variety of artwork here should allow anyone to find something they find interesting. I personally enjoyed the pieces by Roy Lichtenstein most.

Interesting museum. There is usually a long line. In order to view the best pieces you should book in advance.

Only 1 floor for free general admission, art work is interesting but you'll be done in 45mins to 1 hour.sadly the exhibit we wanted to see was sold out.

It's Art There's Always Something To See And Tslk About. Good Place For Family and friends who enjoy art

Not to be missed when in LA. Large, modern, crowd pleasing. We were able to get tickets to the sold-out temporary exhibit and avoid the crowds by joining as members on the spot.

Totally worth to visit the museum if you are at LA. Just remember to book your ticket ahead of time to avoid the lineup!

Very good exhibitions. Genuine Warhols. You can park for 15 bucks underneath the gallery at the weekends.

A wonderful museum. I've been several times and not had too much trouble with parking in the area. If you're seeing a special exhibit you might need to book in advance and get tickets.

Curb to door: pathways elevating mind: vantage of eyes: conical destinies: halls echoing time and temperance: #piccard