Halloween is creeping up fast, and the time crunch to find a costume is getting scary 👻 Who better to look to for inspo than the queen of disguise herself?🦹‍For over four decades, Cindy Sherman has transformed herself through photography, embodying characters that pull from film, art, advertising, and media. Her self-portraits explore identity and the many ways it can be performed and presented. As Sherman once said: “I wish I could treat every day as Halloween, and get dressed up and go out into the world as some eccentric character.” Who are you dressing up as? 🎃 Art Credits: Cindy Sherman, Untitled #304, 1994, chromogenic color print, The Broad Art Foundation. Untitled #418, 2004, chromogenic color print, The Broad Art Foundation. Untitled #209, 1989, chromogenic color print, The Eli and Edythe L. Broad Collection. Untitled #138, 1984, chromogenic color print, The Broad Art Foundation. Untitled #193, 1989, chromogenic color print, The Broad Art Foundation