The visit to Rubin Museum
by Oleksandr Tkach
As part of the cultural and artistic enlightenment, I have visited the Rubin Museum of Art. It was a great thing to do and I had some things to consider. For instance I had great pleasure glancing at those of pieces of art that were created by great craftsman. Even though they are determined to have been crafted centuries ago, their beauty cannot be repeated. I have been to couple of floors and saw different directions into art. The different art pieces showed me different ways to express art.
The Rubin Museum of Art is a great place to visit. The staff there seems to be much qualified and well presented. They will assist you with getting introduced to basic knowledge of art. You might ask them any questions you want and they will answer it to the best of their ability. There are different art pieces and some of us might get confused with its translation. There are sculptures, writings and even icons, at seeing which I was surprised. Icons are usually depictions of saints, while people come to pray or mourn on them. The icons are holy to people believing and hold great cultural value. From the background I come from, almost everyone of my family members hold an icon in their house. This visit to the museum helped me to reflect on where I am coming from and who I am. The art helps to complete us and who we are.
The photograph I attached to this blog is the one depicting a godless with the skull necklace. I liked this statue because the goddess is depicted wearing a skull necklace and sitting on top of a man. It seems as though she is in full control while disobedience causes someones head to end up on the necklace.