Do you agree with the director of the art museum that drilling holes and taking photos for the online celebrity exhibition?

I quite agree with the curator. Taking photos is indeed the starting point for cultivating the public's aesthetics. The public will photograph what they think is beautiful, and the observation time may be shorter. If you can leave photos, the public will choose to enjoy them in their spare time, and gradually cultivate some good aesthetic points while enjoying them. After all, people have few opportunities to go to the art museum, they don't go every day, and they don't have enough time to observe and appreciate it in the art museum. It seems that taking pictures is really a very good thing. The curator also encourages everyone to take photos in the art museum, and also encourages everyone to take their children to the art museum. Although children may not appreciate it when they are young, aesthetics needs to be cultivated from an early age. If children are exposed to something similar to beauty from an early age, their aesthetics will become better. Therefore, these two views of the curator are very correct, both based on the actual situation, and should be recognized by everyone, and everyone can really do it according to the curator's point of view.

First, I quite agree with the curator's point of view.

The two viewpoints put forward by the curator are very correct. Now everyone's work is really busy. It is not easy to find time to go to the art gallery. Many annoying things may not really concentrate on appreciating beauty, so taking pictures is really a very good way, because taking pictures can leave good memories. It's also good to take out the photos when you're free. With more contact, the aesthetic will naturally improve. Contact is a beautiful thing, and you will realize it over time. It seems that taking photos is indeed the starting point of aesthetics, so the curator's point of view is very good and deserves everyone's affirmation.

Second, it is a good way to cultivate children's aesthetics from an early age.

Another view of the curator is also very good, that is, to cultivate children's aesthetics from an early age and take them to visit art galleries. Although today's children may not understand it, it is the best way to keep them in constant contact. They only know what beauty is when they are in frequent contact with children, and only when they are in contact with children will they know that beauty really exists. Otherwise, if they rely on the transmission of their parents, they may not have better results, and children do not have enough imagination. But if children often contact, then children can know what aesthetics is.

Therefore, it is quite correct for the curator to think that taking photos is the starting point to enhance aesthetics. Taking photos is really a good way to stay in America. Photos can remember beautiful moments, and at the same time let everyone appreciate beauty unanimously.