Fresh Collection Galleries
ARTIST PAIRINGS
The Broad brings works from its collection into dialogue, pairing artists across generations and mediums, drawing out new adjacencies and unexpected connections.
JOHN BALDESSARI
John Baldessari (1931–2020) was a founder and innovator of conceptual art. From the mid-1960s, he tested the structures of art, images, and language within a radical, conceptual framework. Baldessari used photographs, text, and color as starting points to uncover the visual and ideological mechanics of sight and thought, believing that one of the purposes of art is “to keep us perceptually off balance.”
CINDY SHERMAN
Since the mid-1970s, Cindy Sherman (b. 1954) has serially photographed herself. Her photographs are not self-portraits; rather, Sherman becomes a wide cast of characters in the work, reflecting on the role of images in the formation of identity, stereotype, and representation.
NEW ON VIEW
Our Future Expansion
Opening in 2028, The Broad expansion invites the public deeper into the collection—unveiling the vault and amplifying access, creativity, and connection. Situated on Hope Street, The Broad’s future gallery and programming space will bring you closer to artworks you can see in depth only at The Broad—by Andy Warhol, Jean-Michel Basquiat, Jeff Koons, Kara Walker, and so many others—as well as artists new to the collection—such as Cauleen Smith, Lauren Halsey, and Patrick Martinez. New, outdoor, top-floor courtyards, and flexible live programming spaces to encounter boundary-breaking performances and concerts, will round out a visit to The Broad of the future.
