Seattle Art Museum Review

The Seattle Museum of Art is referred to as SAM. The museum was established on June 23, 1933, and the original building belongs to the Art Deco style. It is located in the volunteer park. Inside the Seattle Gallery you can see art and artifacts on India’s northwest shore and a large collection of African art. The exhibit covers artwork from medieval, Renaissance and Baroque Europe and America, and includes a room dedicated to contemporary art from the northwest. There is a free guided tour for different collections. In front of the gallery, a worker with a gimmick worked around the clock, the three-story steel plastic was made by Jonathon Borofsky, symbolizing the hardworking laborers.

A very beautiful art gallery with many exhibitions. Sometimes two or three different types of exhibitions are held at the same time. For people who like to visit museums and like art, it is especially worth visiting.

The Seattle Art Museum can feel a lot of art forms, Seattle visit is also quite fun, this city has quite a lot of good museum places, Seattle art market is also quite large.

It's better to go to the official website in advance to see what exhibitions there are. You can download a stqry software, which is equivalent to free explanation. Time should be arranged. If there is an exhibition, half a day is expected. There is also to check, some public holidays may not open the door. The drawings are paintings by Impressionist painters and glass art.

We took our teenagers to learn and experience the culture and really had a great time! The artworks are really beautiful and thought-provoking. The electronics we were exposed to have made innovative changes. The teenagers were amused and loved reading the descriptions of these artworks. They enjoyed visiting different areas of the museum alone and reviewing with us. We went on the weekend so the scene was a bit crowded but not too crowded. We plan to come back again and hope to see an exhibition!

Just across the street from the Military Park Market, it's worth seeing. I'm a fan of Jackson Pollack. It's interesting to see him working here. Would you like to see a toilet... it's here. Good area for children. (There are colorful tables on the main floor) Regional tables, dressing areas, there are two floors, each floor has amazing works of art. Good little coffee shop, gift shop. If you like art or want your children to be exposed to it, be sure to come.

Museums of various styles are very rich. But it's still a heartbreaking pain to see Chinese cultural relics placed here. No matter where things are, whoever sees them knows that they are Chinese. What you associate with is barbarism a hundred years ago.