This image depicts an interior view of a museum or art gallery

This image depicts an interior view of a museum or art gallery. The scene is framed by classical architectural elements, specifically two partial light-colored, fluted stone columns with capitals and plinths visible on the left and right edges. A matching stone wainscoting runs along the base of a central white wall. The floor is composed of light-colored, square stone tiles, with a single recessed floor light visible in the lower center. Mounted centrally on the white wall is a framed rectangular artwork, horizontally oriented. The artwork displays the text "A WAD OF FUN" in bold, red, sans-serif letters. The word "A" is positioned above and slightly to the left of "WAD", and "OF" is positioned below and slightly to the left of "FUN". The background of the artwork is a luminous light tan or cream color, suggesting backlighting or strong internal illumination. This artwork is identified as "A Wad of Fun" (1993) by artist John Baldessari. To the right of the central wall, an architectural opening provides a partial view into an adjacent gallery space, where a brightly colored, abstract painting featuring blues, purples, oranges, and greens is visible on a far wall. The overall environment is well-lit. No individuals are present, and no actions or interactions are occurring. This scene is located within The Broad Museum, at 221 S Grand Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90012, United States.