Audience Engagement in Physical Art Exhibitions
Art exhibitions serve as spaces where audiences can immerse themselves in diverse artistic expressions, but without active audience engagement, these exhibitions risk becoming stat
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We hope to organize cultural events, stimulating discussions, and lectures related to the promotion and access to art for all. Even though the collection is private, we feel that sharing it is the best way to maintain and grow it for generations to come. Learn more.
Our Foundation offers free art education through our blogs. In that way, we can help underprivileged people gain access to art education. Learn more here.
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