Essays on Museum

Being born and raised in Miami, one would think I’d have seen everything there is to see in our wonderful city. However, there’s always something new to discover no matter where you are. From visiting AmericanAirlines Arena for a concert to outdoor shopping at Bayside…

Japan is home to fascinating museums that showcase its rich culture and tradition. One of these museums is the Osaka Museum of Art located in Naruto, Tokushima Prefecture which is regarded as the largest exhibition space in Japan. This art museum not only features the…

On Thursday, May 16, 2019, the upgraded Statue of Liberty Museum is set to be opened after being sponsored $100 million by means of a public campaign, following its breaking ground over two years ago. Occupying 26,000 square feet, the museum is filled with iconic…

The Metropolitan Museum of Art exhibits artifacts from one of the Mesoamerican people called the Olmecs. One of these artifacts is a mask of a face showing a young human-like being. This mask which was called the Olmec Mask is carved from jade which was…

Products development Technically the product is a service for the consumer, the Met museums are selling an experience, excluding the gift shop. As they are selling an experience, the product development of that would have to be how the overall collection has grown over time,…

History of The Metropolitan Museum of Art The Metropolitan Museum of Art was first originated as an idea back in Paris, France in the year 1866. It all begun when a group of fellow Americans who were in France at the time decided that America…

This essay examines and discusses the materiality and details of Louisiana Museum of Modern Art and Jorgen Bo & Vilhelm Wohlert’s tectonic approach and design decisions, analysed and explained through experiential engagement with the site. The aim is to demonstrate the presence of continuity from…

The modern art scares and attracts at the same time. There are no smart textbooks or coherent courses on this subject because everything happens here and now. The term “modern art” is blurred and is used concerning the art of the last decades and the…

The Canadian Canoe Museum is a unique place that tells the story of a fundamental component of Canadian heritage. This national heritage centre was established in Peterborough, Ontario, in 1997. The museum allows people to understand how the canoe has a lasting significance to the…

The ‘Deathsong’ exhibition audiences varied in age groups, from tertiary students to middle-aged working adults aging from 18 to 40 years old. It was a focused exhibition that appealed to visitors who have similar interest in the local concerns regarding the national conversation around Singapore’s…