museumgoer

• “This is not how the 21st-century museumgoer is used to consuming culture.”

  The Wall Street Journal: The Joy of Museums That Live in the Past

• “Associated Press A museumgoer snapped a photo of the 'Alexander McQueen: Savage Beauty' exhibit at the Met, which attracted 661,509 visitors.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Memberships Spike at Met

• “Context counts for the museumgoer, as much as for the archaeologist.”

  The Wall Street Journal: The Beautiful and the True

• “The critic Roger Shattuck, alluding to a famous remark by John Ruskin, argued that the wise museumgoer strives to look at works of art "with as innocent an eye as one can attain.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Too Much of a Great Thing

• “No, it strikes me as more akin to the museumgoer who, upon seeing a work of Abstract Expressionism, says "My kid could paint this," and then goes home to prove it.”

  The Huffington Post: Brian Gresko: National Novel Writing Month Is Hooey

• “In its desire to make more of its collection available to the museumgoer, the Met has adopted a department-store aesthetic in the way it has arranged its American holdings.”

  Nicolaus Mills: American Renaissance At The Met

• “The museum is richly enhanced-both in its restoration and in the new ways it can serve the art and the museumgoer.”

  Newsweek: Do The Wright Thing

• “It may seem obvious, but why should the average museumgoer care whether the material they are seeing in an exhibit has no archaeological context?”

  Museum Watchdog

• “But in every history book, in every newspaper article, on every anniversary, and now before every museumgoer, Hazel's hate-filled face blocked all that out.”

  Through a Lens, Darkly

• ““I asked one guy directions,” said museumgoer Greg Libord.”

  The Transom

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