I think I have made several loose comments in some posts about how privileged I feel to live in an area surrounded by museums of great importance for the entire country, and of course the National Art Gallery is in a prominent place since it is right in in front of our house.
For this reason, it is very common for us to go through there, not only to visit some new rooms and exhibitions, since sometimes we cross that long and fabulous corridor just to shorten distances to avoid the strong afternoon sun between Mexico Avenue and Bolivar Avenue. .
So when I am with my two little girls we always incorporate it into our tour because they really enjoy running through that wide corridor where large and curious sculptures by important artists pose before the restless eyes of my two little girls who know how to appreciate art in a very genuine way. Like only a child knows how to do.
This time, although we wanted to go in to browse, unfortunately we couldn't because they closed the rooms too early for our liking, around 4 in the afternoon, so we just crossed the corridor and continued our journey towards Los Caobos Park, which was abruptly interrupted. by a strong and surprising rain that lasted at least long enough to get us a little wet and have to return home earlier than expected...
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Creo que he hecho varios comentarios sueltos en algunos post sobre lo privilegiado que me siento por vivir en una zona rodeada de museos de gran importancia para todo el país, y por supuesto La Galería de Arte Nacional esta en un sitio destacado ya que queda justo en frente de nuestra casa.
Por lo cual es muy habitual que pasemos por ahí, no solo para visitar algunas salas y exposiciones nuevas, ya que que a veces atravesamos ese largo y fabuloso pasillo solo para recortar distancias evitar el fuerte sol de la tarde entre la avenida México y avenida Bolivar.
Entonces cuando estoy con mis dos pequeñas niñas lo incorporamos siempre a nuestro recorrido porque ellas disfrutan mucho correr por ese amplio pasillo donde posan grandes y curiosas esculturas de importantes artistas ante los ojos inquieto de mis dos pequeñas que saben apreciar el arte de una manera muy genuina, como solo un niño sabe hacerlo.
Esta vez, aunque si queríamos entrar a curiosear, lamentable no pudimos porque cerraban las salas muy temprano para nuestro gusto, alrededor de las 4 de la tarde, así que solo cruzamos el pasillo y seguimos nuestro recorrido hacia el Parque Los Caobos que fue abruptamente interrumpido por una fuerte y sorpresiva lluvia que duró al menos lo suficiente para mojarnos un poco y tener que regresar a casa antes de lo esperado...
@astrolabio nice way to have educational tour for the kiddos. You are lucky to have such places nearby, get the most of it. Cheers!!!
I think so, I try to make the most of it, and with my little girls now more, replicating what my mother did with me in these same places. Best regards!!
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Wow, very beautiful. I like this big figurines)
Hi! Yeah, I like it too! The sculpture in the first photo is by a very famous artist in Venezuela called Francisco Narváez. Regards!
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Gracias! Saludos!