First of all, the
experience in Loyola museum wasn't the best I have. I would call it good.
To be honest, Loyola museum is almost nothing compared to AIC, I knew it
is not a fair competition, but after all. All of you guys are a museum,
isn’t it?
I
knew this is the way that Gitte wants, she wants us to visit these “poor kids”,
and earn kind of understanding. However, I don't really get the point for for
these small museums to drag out a feeble existence. After all, people just
won’t come…
However, we have to say that the Loyola Museum did a pretty good job. As a
Jesuit Catholic University, of course they would have a Jesuit Catholic museum.
Loyola museum can’t compete with AIC, so they just, only focusing on religious
exhibitions, and they did a pretty good job. Although we went at a bad time,
only one gallery is open for public, but we still have a chance to visit all
kinds of exhibition, which all connect to religion.
I just
don’t get why so many people believe in God. I mean, I get it why they believe
it, but why there are SO MANY people?
I
don't know how I got so off-topic, let’s focus more on the experience itself.
I and
Dee visited there, and there are only two visitors besides us. What’s the
difference between these two visitors? Well, I tried my best to explore the
shining point of these artworks, and I did say something that is very artistic,
such as “the figure is…” “Oh this painting is three-dimensional!”and I told her a story about one of these artworks. On the other
hand, after visiting a few rooms, Dee said that” it’s so boring.”
And I
agree with her conclusion, but the other two visitors didn’t think so. They
gather around with the first artwork they saw, and talk about the historical
background, skill, and other stuff which is really professional.
Oh I
am jealous of them so much.
