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it would be a nice place to hang out with friends and family from time to time, but it’s fairly unrealistic to say that people would visit the same museum frequently. i would say that museums is like a once or twice a year endeavor that is just fun to visit and be a place to hang out more so than actually viewing the art. i wouldn’t say that means the art isn’t important though, cause when the museum is enjoyable the experience with your close ones will be even more better

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A museum seems like a place where not many families would deem as a cool hangout. It seems more educational or where people would go alone and stay for quite a while.

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It should be a place where people can have a positive experience, and get inspiration for what they can do. Anyone can make art, and an art museum should push the fact that everyone can create something wonderful. It should have classes to help people with learning techniques and ideas, as well as letting people see what they have the ability to do.

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Museums create a space where family and friends can all admire and share their opinions with each other about art and their interest in art. It also helps friends and family get a deeper look inside the art world and help create a stronger bond by developing a new shared interest, which would be art.

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Museums that show a wide variety of art from artists of different cultural backgrounds can show younger artists that they don’t need to conform to strictly realism or classical drawing/paintings to be recognized as a good artist.

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Museums and galleries are insanely good places to pull inspiration from. Looking at others' art helps me pull stuff from the art that I like and incorporate it into my own artworks in different ways and styles. It is a bunch of different styles and artist's works in one place, and so there is almost always at least one piece that can inspire you.

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Just having a safe space to go to and chill out surrounded by art would be nice. A place to go when you need to be inspired.

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It could be somewhat educational, like for art majors who need inspiration or want to find a new way of drawing. They could go there and learn about the other artist and their works, how they created that masterpiece, or even have students gathering together on field trips and swapping ideas with each other.

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It can help inspire young artists and give them the ability to learn how to create art

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You also want these things to be affordable and available for ALL students!

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You also want these things to be affordable and available for ALL students!

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measeums can create bonding moments thrugh photos, gifts, and unique sights that leave a amrk on your memory forever

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measeums can create bonding moments thrugh photos, gifts, and unique sights that leave a amrk on your memory forever

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I think museums are a fun experience to go to especially as a family experience or for someone who is alone but still be surrounded by works that came from everywhere around the world. I definitely think having more dark rooms or rooms that convey moods in them to add to the experience especially since the majority of the museum is encased in light.

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Exploring different cultures, styles, regions of the world, technologies, people.
Museums can be a way to play and explore things that maybe one wouldn’t have access to otherwise

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I perceive art museums as a path towards examining history; my attention isn't really absorbed by the artworks themselves, rather my interest goes towards the history behind them.

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Museums are an amazing recourse for learning. It can teach you about different art and the cultures it came from.

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Anytime I go out of town I always visit a museum. Of course there big tourist attractions and for a city to want to grow the money there making or attract more people I think putting money into museums is a smart idea. There always close to me and my family and the world.

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I think that museums are amazing they make people see all types of art and they can enjoy it how the artist wants them to

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I went to museums a lot as a kid and they were one of my favorite things. I especially liked the interactive ones. Museums are a great educational outreach tool.

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Personally I haven’t been to many art museums, but I honestly love the different backstories and views on certain pieces or exhibits. Understanding the story and seeing the finished product in super inspiring to see. The interactivity is also something that contributes to the experience.

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Museums provide us with ways of traveling to other places without actually flying or driving there.

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I believe an art museum should be something you walk into and forget about all your life problems. It should be something that inspires you to a very different level and immediately takes your attention away from your problems to tell a unique story. It should be like walking into a storybook and fully immersing yourself into it.

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Museums are a way of spiking creativity and becoming inspired by the art around you. Walking in a museum with family or friends could act as a resource in a way of helping with bonding or seeing things from the perspective of another person. Artwork that really makes a person contemplate and see how they can relate to or make connections with the work really works as a resource.

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It frees other people’s minds and allows them to think and reflect in a relatively quiet environment.

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Art is supposed to be calming to look at. You can pretty much interpret it the way that you want to. Not to mention, it gives lots of recognition to the artist

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Family and friends who are unfamiliar with art can learn about it. museums introduce anyone to famous artists and artists who are more underground and deserve more recognition. Art museums have old and modern art and it really portrays the history/ timeline of art and how much it has changed.

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Family and friends who are unfamiliar with art can learn about it. museums introduce anyone to famous artists and artists who are more underground and deserve more recognition. Art museums have old and modern art and it really portrays the history/ timeline of art and how much it has changed.

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Inspire

Makes you smarter

Provide an effective way of learning

Helps educate

Help bring change and development to communities

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Include tours with a guide or with headphones and a recorder like they to at the Atlanta high art museum

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Incorporate exhibits and event for all ages, such as at the telfair there are different activities for children as well as a room that you can add your own art to. You can also add more information through a button that you can press to activate the exhibit to be able to leave with more knowledge about the piece.

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I think they should be an experience that people of all ages can enjoy. Making different aspects appeal to different ages so that a family or group of people can go and all find something that they like.

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museums of course are a recourse for creativity and inspiration. you also read about art typically and get more informed with every visit. i think workshops and classes or even video screenings could be a cool way to get people more involved and teach about art. showing videos or documentaries is a way for people who are less artistically inclined to be involved. workshops and classes could bring in income for the museum while bringing art education to the community.

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Museums are a way for people to explore the world without having to travel. They are an educational tool that makes learning interactive, and allow people to understand new things about themselves. Every museum has some sort of art inspiration behind it. The curation of museums could be considered a form of art as well.

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I love museums so much I imagine them as resource for my family and friends because it allows you to see so many forms and perspectives of art. Every time you go to a museum you always have a favorite piece of art. I love how it expands your horizon to new and upcoming artist in your area as well as in many parts of the world.

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Bring artists from the West coast to the East coast

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Pumpkin carving classes

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It would be cool if Museum could bring in artists to do workshops/classes in special effects

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What role can art play in the relationships with your family and friends? 

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What role can art play in the relationships with your family and friends? 