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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?

#countries #people #visit #art #galleries
It is true that audiences are turning their backs against
art
 galleries in some parts of the world nowadays.
Although
 there are several undoubted factors to be blamed for
this
, societies can take steps to tackle
this
 issue.
To begin
 with, some reasons to explain for
this
 downfall trend of less visit to
art
 galleries I want to mention are other disruptive recreations and the shifting of interests. In
this
 modern life, it seems like people no longer have enough
time
 for
art
; they would rather spend more screen
time
 on cellphone, tablet, smart TV and computer than checking the frames of paintings or pictures rotting in the museum. Every single piece of
art
 has a story behind it which requires audience to invest
time
 to understand and treasure it, but a fast-pace lifestyle does not allow us ample
time
 even to go to the galleries.
Instead if
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Instead, if
needed to
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needed, to
 research, people just go to the internet and every information
are
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is
 available there within a few clicks. On top of that, it is undeniable that the traditional
art
 is not as interesting as the three-dimensional images. Fortunately, there are several measures to make a paradigm shift
such
 as
digitalizing
put into digital form, as for use in a computer
digitizing
digitalising
 the traditional
art
 and introduce it at
earlier age
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an earlier age
 to children. On the one hand, embedding livable interaction can attract more people to visit and change their mindset of
museum
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the museum
a museum
 is not necessary means boring but it is informative and interactive.
On the other hand
, introducing
variety
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varies
varied
variant
varying
 forms of
art
such
 as acrylic, pencil sketching, or chalk paintings will intrigue the natural love for
art
 since childhood. In conclusion, various approaches can be deployed to bring back people to
art
 galleries in certain nations where they do not find the interest in it anymore.
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Topic Vocabulary:
  • digital era
  • online galleries
  • allure
  • economic factors
  • cultural pursuits
  • societal interests
  • innovative
  • engaging exhibitions
  • virtual reality (VR) experiences
  • accessible
  • contemporary
  • promote
  • art education
  • awareness
  • foster
  • appreciation
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