In this day and age, the significance of aesthetic values has been indifferent because of the era of computer and Information Technology, especially Artificial Intelligence is a phenomenon of the 21st modern age. Although some people believe that with the help of a computer, public museums and art galleries would be no longer needed, personally, I disagree with the given notion and believe that online information can never replace the needs of having these existing exhibitions.
Firstly, museums and art galleries represent for the glory of particular nation. These are places gathering achievement and experiences of ancestors, which reflect the history of distinct nation. For example, in Vietnam, the Vietnam War museum displays the heritage and pictures of Vietnamese soldiers during the war between Vietnam and the US, which enables people to understand the glorious history and appreciate the value of peace in the modern life. Moreover, these places also exhibit a vast number of paintings, handicrafts that contain a better quality of vision rather than watching behind the computer screen. It would have been seen in person to gain a real experience of observing artistic collections.
Secondly, museums and art galleries play a prominent role in the growth of tourism and economy. It has become apparent that museum and art galleries pool a sustainable growth of specific country as well as enhance human’s appreciation of art and literature. For instance, Vincent Van Gogh’s collections did not satisfy people’s spiritual and emotional needs at that time until he ceased to exist; his masterpieces gained the vast number of profits from exhibitions which merit an entry fee in his hometown. These exhibitions also attract the hordes of tourists all over the world which enrich the tourism as well as the wealth of this country. Thus, museums and picture galleries not only generate a huge revenue, but also globalize local cultural knowledge.
In conclusion, museums and galleries are indispensable for each region. It seems to be hardly replaced by computer-based information.
In this day and age, the significance of aesthetic values has been indifferent
because
of the era of computer and Information Technology,
especially
Artificial Intelligence is a phenomenon of the 21st modern age. Although
some
people
believe that with the
help
of a computer, public
museums
and
art
galleries
would be no longer needed,
personally
, I disagree with the
given
notion and believe that online information can never replace the needs of having these existing exhibitions.
Firstly
,
museums
and
art
galleries
represent for the glory of particular nation. These are places gathering achievement and experiences of ancestors, which reflect the history of distinct nation.
For example
, in Vietnam, the Vietnam War
museum
displays the heritage and pictures of Vietnamese soldiers during the war between Vietnam and the US, which enables
people
to understand the glorious history and appreciate the value of peace in the modern life.
Moreover
, these places
also
exhibit a vast number of paintings, handicrafts that contain a better quality of vision
rather
than watching behind the computer screen. It would have been
seen
in person to gain a real experience of observing artistic collections.
Secondly
,
museums
and
art
galleries
play a prominent role in the growth of tourism and economy. It has become apparent that
museum
and
art
galleries
pool a sustainable growth of specific country
as well
as enhance human’s appreciation of
art
and literature.
For instance
,
Vincent Van Gogh
’s collections did not satisfy
people
’s spiritual and emotional needs at that time until he ceased to exist; his masterpieces gained the vast number of profits from exhibitions which merit an entry fee in his hometown. These exhibitions
also
attract the hordes of tourists all over the world which enrich the tourism
as well
as the wealth of this country.
Thus
,
museums
and picture
galleries
not
only
generate a huge revenue,
but
also
globalize local cultural knowledge.
In conclusion
,
museums
and
galleries
are indispensable for each region. It seems to be hardly replaced by computer-based information.