… to try the food from the Cafe. Haha =x. (I’m not kidding.)
My first thought upon entering the Rubin Museum of Art was the appetite-enticing aroma that lingered in the air. Their Cafe was located on the ground floor, and it just smelled so good! I would’ve definitely sat down to try something on the menu if I wasn’t in a rush.
Anyways, I also noticed how serene the environment was, which was completely opposite from my past museum experiences. The museum wasn’t crowded at all, and it felt a bit too quiet when I constantly heard heels clicking on the floor.
I really loved the decor of the museum overall. The center spiral staircase was beautiful. I actually tripped a little while walking down the steps because my eyes were too busy admiring the way the stairs spiraled up. Additionally, The displays were very interesting. I was really excited when I saw a statue of some elephant god (my favorite animal is elephants). I was also amazed by another display of painting tools. It was of little plates holding crushed minerals and ores in different colors, and it showed some of the rocks its whole too. It’s so cool how that’s the way people painted with colors in the past.
