It was on my bucket list for years. Now we finally made it.
Thank you very much!
Thank you, Eric!
What I like most in art museums is, how the objects are arranged in a place, the aesthetical part. Unfortunately I don't have any deeper knowledge about the individual objects.
Hopefully this won't be boring for you: There is the idea of the Beholder's Share that as a viewer is equally important. An example is "Venus of Willendorf" or "Woman of Willendorf." A little over one hundred years ago it was discovered in an archeology dig. The surrounding soil is tested to be about twenty-five thousand years old. The difference between "Venus" and "Woman" is the important part here. It had become accepted to assume it was created to function as a fertility object. Later the realization came that we really don't know. However, some people want to say the artist's intent has some kind of absolute power.
No, you don't bore me at all. Its always good to learn.
