Museums and art galleries should concentrate on local works rather than showing the cultures or artworks from other countries.

Some people insist that

museums

and

art

exhibitions ought to focus on showing local works to visitors

instead

of artefacts and

artworks

from overseas. I,

however

, disagree with

this

notion and believe that exhibitions of a wider range of

artworks

, including foreign ones, are quite beneficial to local people and culture. The primary reason I disagree that

museums

and

art

centres should concentrate mainly on displaying local

artworks

is that it restricts the opportunities of spectators and artists to watch, enjoy and learn about diversified global artistry. The diversification helps citizens learn and appreciate various

artworks

which eventually enrich the culture of a nation. Since local halls are perhaps the most accessible venues for residents and aspiring artists to learn about arts, their collections should be as rich as possible. Another rationale behind my view is that craft

galleries

would offer more benefits when they display

artworks

created in other regions.

This

is because exhibitions of

galleries

could

thus

let children comprehend brilliant aspects of different nations and their cultures.

Art

galleries

are one of the most common destinations of school trips and the impressions that students get from these

galleries

may broaden their horizons.

Thus

, displaying diversified arts is imperative to develop children’s knowledge and understanding of other cultures. To conclude, a variety of

artworks

and artefacts in

museums

and

art

galleries

would have more positive influences on cultural advancements and to develop global perspectives of children and people alike. It is expected that

museums

and

art

centres would focus on these important issues when deciding the type of collection they are going to have.