10 must-see works at The Broad
Quick answer
The Broad's must-see works are Yayoi Kusama's Infinity Mirror Room, Jeff Koons' Tulips and Michael Jackson and Bubbles, pop art by Warhol and Lichtenstein, Basquiat, Ed Ruscha, Ron Mueck's In Bed and Robert Therrien's Under the Table. Book the Infinity Mirror Room separately.
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The key works
The collection rotates: check the official site for what's on view.
- 1
First floor
Infinity Mirrored Room — The Souls of Millions of Light Years Away — Yayoi Kusama (2013)
Hundreds of LED lights multiplied endlessly by mirrors. Reservation required.
- 2
Third floor
Tulips — Jeff Koons
A giant bouquet of high-shine stainless-steel tulips.
- 3
Third floor
Michael Jackson and Bubbles — Jeff Koons (1988)
The singer and his chimp in gilded porcelain: kitsch and celebrity.
- 4
Third floor
Andy Warhol
Silkscreens of consumer icons and celebrities.
- 5
Third floor
I… I'm Sorry! — Roy Lichtenstein (1965–66)
A blown-up comic panel in Benday dots.
- 6
Third floor
Jean-Michel Basquiat
Crowns, words and figures on canvases full of energy.
- 7
Third floor
Ed Ruscha
Words over western landscapes: LA's great painter.
- 8
Third floor
Under the Table — Robert Therrien (1994)
A giant table and chairs you can walk beneath.
- 9
First floor
In Bed — Ron Mueck (2005)
A giant hyperrealist sculpture of a woman in bed.
- 10
Whole building
The veil and the vault — Diller Scofidio + Renfro
A white honeycomb façade and central storage visible from the stairs.
Frequently asked questions
What is The Broad's most famous work?
Yayoi Kusama's Infinity Mirror Room, which needs its own reservation.
Does The Broad have Warhol?
Yes, alongside Lichtenstein and other pop artists.
Are works always on view?
No, the collection rotates; check the official site before you go.
What is the vault?
The building's central storage, visible from the stairs, where the collection not on view is kept.