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"Don't yuck someone else's yum."
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cilla4progress
(24,718 posts)interesting...and sadly pathetic.
CurtEastPoint
(18,622 posts)but don't knock it. You have to be there and see people and kids across the spectrum sitting and watching open-mouthed. Larisa can go suck an egg.
Tanuki
(14,914 posts)CurtEastPoint
(18,622 posts)ANYTHING that whets people's appetite for art is good!
chia
(2,244 posts)I walked up and down the sidewalk, thinking how I didn't belong there, and I was middle-aged - old enough to know better. I didn't know anything about art, I wasn't raised in an artistic household, all I had was a spark that had been lit by someone I knew who was an artist. I felt like the minute I walked through that door, there would be a neon arrow pointing down at me everywhere I walked, marking me as a poser (in my world, we use the urban dictionary spelling). I had to remind myself that no one would actually even notice me at all to get up the courage to finally walk through those doors.
A year or two later, the next time I walked into an art museum, it was a major one in a major city, and I stayed for 5 hours, entranced.
If this exhibit brings people to art and artists that may not have encountered them any other way, then good.
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Phoenix61
(16,995 posts)and am very much looking forward to it. I love museums but this seems like a cool, fun thing to do.
applegrove
(118,503 posts)paintings. If someone was right in front of us we could just look on the floor to see the exhibit. I was floating on air for hours after the exhibit. Dopamine high for sure. Very well done.