In some countries, the number of people who visit art galleries is declining. What are the reasons for this? How can we solve this problem.

A generation ago people considered visiting

art

galleries an extremely popular hobby, and in some countries,

this

is still true.

However

, in many parts of the world, there has been a sharp drop in the number of young people who want to visit public

art

galleries. In

this

essay I will look at the reasons for

this

and

then

propose some solutions. One of the main causes of the

problem

is that

art

is not exclusive any longer. Earlier artists needed

art

galleries to display their

creation be

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creation, be

it painting, sculpture or any form of

art

.

However today

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However, today

this

practice is no longer needed as today an artist can publish his work of

art

online on his social media platform and build his own fan following.

Thus

the use of technology has led to the obliteration of the requirement of

art

galleries and as a consequence resulted in downfall in the number of people visiting

art

galleries. Another

problem

is the high prices charged by the

art

galleries

from

Suggestion

of

the novice artists. In order to cooperate with the established artists and keep their own reputation, many

art

galleries reject the artworks of artists who are in the initial phase of their career. Owing to

this

the artists who feel excluded and humiliated choose to exhibit their work of

art

by arranging private exhibitions. The solution is for the

art

galleries to develop a synergy with the artists and avoid being picky about the artworks to be displayed. The management of

art

galleries must embrace all new artists in order to provide them with a sustainable cycle of production. To sum up, visiting

art

galleries has become much less popular leisure activity in many countries, due to the reasons

such

as non-exclusive nature of

art

and lack of coordination between

art

galleries and new artists.

This

is a serious

problem

and unless a synergy is developed between artists and

art

galleries, the number of people visiting

art

galleries will continue to fall. My view is that the main responsibility for solving

this

problem

lies with the

art

galleries.