The Broad Los Angeles
Contemporary art museum
Kristina from Los Angeles
Remember in Alice In Wonderland when Alice shrinks down to an itty-bitty size so that the table becomes HUGE? That is the experience I had at The Broad when standing underneath my favorite art piece, Robert Thurriens Under The Table. I loved feeling like a tiny human under a giant’s table! It would be so great if we could actually climb up the big chair…but, uh, it's artwork, so "don't touch"! :)
The main attraction that guests wait in line to see is Yayoi Kusama’s Infinity Mirrored Rooms--Longing for Eternity and The Souls of Millions of Light Years Away.
The Broad is a FREE museum and there are stand-by lines available, but it's best to reserve your tickets online, in advance. Tickets are released the 1st of every month.
After the museum you can head across the street to see The Walt Disney Concert Hall, The Music Center, and the Dance Door.
*Easy Metro stop!
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