We visit museums and galleries not just to view and comment on artworks that we see. We go to these places because they interest us, educate us and interact with us. Viewing an artwork is like speaking to someone - except we are listening with our eyes. An artist's work is his interpretation of the world around him - it may be a landscape, person or abstract subject, but it remains a reflection of that …showed first 75 words of 1890 total…

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