Going to the museum thoughts
Last Monday I went to MALBA museum. i don't use to frequent museums because they have too much information to me. many pictures one after the other and many people all over the place so I don't feel comfortable. I really enjoy watching pictures and specially focusing in details. That's why I'd prefer just a smaller place and fewer works, but there are physical and economical reasons that make it impossible. excluding the important fact that a museum's goal is to open the art for the public. Each art has it's own way to be consumed and plastics arts' one has the problem that it's very hard to see the works themselves and photographic reproductions can't replace the museum experience.
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Going to the museum thoughts
Last Monday I went to MALBA museum. I don't frequent museums because they have too much information for me. There are so many pictures one after the other and many people all over the place, which makes me feel uncomfortable. I really enjoy looking at pictures and focusing on details. That's why I'd prefer a smaller place and fewer works, but there are physical and economic reasons that make it impossible, excluding the important fact that a museum's goal is to display the art for the public. Each art has its own way to be consumed and plastics arts' one has the problem that it's very hard to see the works themselves and photographic reproductions can't replace the museum experience.[Hello! I am not quite sure what you are trying to say in the last sentence. Do you mean "Each artwork is admired differently, and one problem with photographic reproductions is that it cannot replace seeing the artwork in a museum"?
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Hi Fernando,
I agree with you that the big museums can be a bit overwhelming. We have a lots of small region art museums in southern California (Oceanside Museum of Art, Orange County Art Museum etc). With an annual membership I can drop in for a few minutes without feeling like I need to take in all the exhibits. The big places can put on big shows, but then the entry fee and the long lines make the whole experience sort of disappointing.
Best,
steve
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