I reviewed this website’s “museum viewing instructions” in a
previous post…
Considering exhibits,
please keep restrained while expressing your delight or disagreement both in
words and in gestures and mimicry. Viewing the exposition please be quiet. You
can discuss the displays in a low voice, sharing impressions with your
companion, but don’t impose your opinion on them. Try not to argue by all
means.
There is no need to
approach the pictures too close, blocking the view for other spectators. It is
better to observe some pictures from afar (for example, works of impressionists
or pictures of big sizes).
It is strongly forbidden
to touch the exhibits in a museum.
There is no need to
visit museums keeping a noisy company or after getting any alcohol drink –you
will hardly have an appropriate mood for the correct perception of museum
displays.
I wasn’t sure what to expect. Maybe they are used to dealing
with folks like these – it’s obvious they have been imbibing and were not in
the “appropriate mood for the correct perception of museum displays”!
I was immediately reminded of how cool a dude Hippocrates was – I think he would have liked this place.
This place was way more than expected! What a cool space - few separate rooms, open and everywhere you look something new, interesting.
Ruby seemed to me especially suited to this place and kind of a work of art herself…
I want this couch!
Wish they had a museum gift shop so I could buy a poster of this painting!
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