There are several writers I became friends with through Missy.
A representative example is Jinhee, the writer of ‘The Woman Who Thinks About Everything’, for whom I am the fan club president(?). And this is Agnes, the author of ‘Anes’s World Art Museum Walk’, who is making an ignorant effort to feed me, even though I am completely ignorant of culture and art, a little bit of knowledge.
With many of the readers who have made connections at Micro and sincerely leave comments, we often comfort each other by playing our own fierce(?) league of work, but there is truly a big difference between the two writers above and me.
As a former Catholic believer and curator, Ms. Agnes not only owns our country's cultural assets, but also travels all over the world, moving freely between religion and art. Not only does she boldly break the preconceived notion that she would be confined to a laboratory, but she has a great job working with countless medical staff to fight for people's lives. In other words, even though she has a background in science, she has a passion for art, literature, art, music, exercise, food, flowers, gardens, and movies. If you look at the columns of writer Jinhee, who has deep knowledge of martial arts and cartoon-like personal affairs(?)... .
To be honest, it is difficult. To be more honest, I am not sure. It is clearly visible how much time was spent writing and preparing materials in an easy-to-understand way, and I know this because I do it all the time, but it is true that the content of the writing is sometimes a bit difficult and breathless for me to follow.
So, I was always whining about how difficult it was, and my worries about coming up with easier and more comfortable topics for ignorant people like me were clearly visible in the column. In the meantime, we cannot let go of our high level of expertise.
I am very grateful, but at the same time, I wonder how much they must have worried. I also laughed at my ignorance. Then one day it occurred to me, I should write something about museums too! Fluffy!! A will that was impossible to achieve was burning.
However, the reality is that no matter how many times I read and re-read their columns, I can never keep up with them, and I know that even imitating them is impossible, so I decided to write about the Down Museum!!
Even after going to Paris, France, Rome, Italy, and wandering around Berlin, Germany, I was only aware of the existence of museums. After taking my first step into the entrance of a museum or art gallery, I was like, wow, it's big. Wow~~ Who on earth built a building like this? I'm so booty??... Just like this???
And then, that’s it. I saw the museum (from the outside). That's it. I'm a smart guy who's been here!! I took a picture out of pride (actually, I can't even remember the name of the museum) and then said goodbye.
Of course, the next thing to shout out is, let’s go have a drink~~~!!!! What kind of bar is famous in this country? This was a hundred or a thousand times more heart-pounding and exciting. At least for me.
In my current situation, I couldn't afford to go to a museum far away, and I couldn't even dip my little toe into art and culture that I wasn't interested in, so I suddenly started to wonder what museums there were in nearby Las Vegas.
In the meantime, it caught my eye!! There was one thing to catch, and that was, dugududududududu~~~ It was the Eriotic Heritage Museum, and the Show Girl Museum!!!
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Erotic Heritage Museum When I go to work at the hotel on the Las Vegas Strip, where I still work part-time, there is a shabby building on the corner that I always pass by, and that is the Erotic Heritage Museum.
In fact, even though I passed by there for several years, I honestly thought it was just one of those adult toy shops scattered around Vegas. Ugh, that’s embarrassing.. Why do you do business like that on such expensive land?? did it
Who would have guessed that it was a museum in name only, hahaha!
This museum, with the purpose of saying that humans are truly diverse in expressing their sexual desires, and that nothing is impossible(?), is filled with a variety of erotic devices and sexual tools that have been handed down since ancient times, works such as paintings and photographs, and interesting exhibits that show a variety of sexual cultures that have changed over time, which are enough to arouse the imagination.
Artworks such as installation art or sculptures that are sexually related are likely to be universally underestimated or criticized, but the Eroric Heritage Museum aims to preserve erotic culture and heritage in order to prevent further loss over time.
The world's largest sex bike, an 18-inch male genital-shaped sculpture, Jeronymus Bosch's famous painting 'Garden of Earthly Delight', underwear actually worn by Eva Braun, Hitler's woman, are on display, and special exhibits such as the evolution of human sexuality and the world erotic collection are also on display.
Show Girl Museum When talking about Las Vegas, the history of showgirls cannot be left out. Although it is difficult to trace their splendor now, the memory of mesmerizingly looking at their splendid appearances on TV and movies is still vivid in my mind.
Grant Philipo’s Las Vegas Show Girl Museum is a museum founded by Grant Philipo, a famous Las Vegas show producer, at his mansion with his personal funds to protect the history and traditions of Vegas show culture.
It contains not only the actual costumes of the showgirls, but also sets and props, costume designs, film footage, historical documents and photos, and also shows the splendor of Las Vegas entertainment and the brilliant history of show business.
In particular, the costumes, as well as the huge decorations, accessories and jewels that make you wonder if a dancer who is not so thin and delicate can handle that much weight, are enough to arouse interest. Paradox Museum Las Vegas
The Paradox Museum is known for its exhibitions that confuse the eyes and mind. It provides visitors with such an amazing experience that it is difficult to tell whether it is real or fantasy. There are two types of exhibitions in the museum.
The first is to create an optical paradox using images or installations that deceive the eye and mind, and the second is an interactive paradox that challenges all senses and often creates a false perception of reality.
Not only children, but also family members or lovers can have an amazing experience filled with laughter and surprise throughout the experience. Art Museum
The Arte Museum, a new attraction in the entertainment mecca of Las Vegas, can be said to be the world's largest media art and immersive media art exhibition hall that combines the latest technology and beautiful imagination.
In the ‘GARDEN’ space, you can see the work ‘LIGHT OF LAS VEGAS’, which reinterprets the natural scenery and splendid cityscape of Las Vegas and surrounding areas through media art.
A vast canyon like the Grand Canyon, located about 5-6 hours away from Las Vegas by car, has been reinterpreted and captured through media art, and it shows the symbols of casinos, the light of neon signs, the Las Vegas Strip, Fremont Street, and other representative streets and buildings of Las Vegas, as well as the colorful lights surrounding them.
In addition, the mountain of waves unfolding right in front of your eyes, the vastness of space, fields of beautiful and mysterious flowers, and a jungle that seems to have fallen right in the middle of Africa provide viewers with a precious time to directly experience the world of mysterious adventure.
The giant tiger having a snowball fight with me is really cool when you see it in person.
In addition to the artists Jinhee and Agnes mentioned above, there are many other small-scale artists such as Mihwa, Soo, and Cheongchun who leave in-depth comments on the museum.
Today, as they look around this shabby, trivial museum that won't be of much use in their lives, I just hope that they will laugh heartily and say, "It's just like Tina."
No matter how much I try to pretend to be knowledgeable, no matter how hard I try to show off my intellectual image, I think it's best to just live as I am. I am in menopause, menopause, and now I am already looking at old age.
Still, I'm still curious about this kind of light entertainment culture and it's fun, it's my constitution. Including the two writers who are barely satisfying my feeble and modest intellectual desires. Thank you again to all the wonderful comments.
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