Lo aprendido/what has been learned
Hola amigos de Hive. Espero estén bien en este largo tiempo que he tomado para reanudar mis aventuras por esta vida. Un gran abrazo.
Resulta que siempre he Sido cazadora de cursos. Espero no ser la única. Jajaja
Ahora en el verano para aprender cosas nuevas que me motivan estoy en un taller de "Curaduría artística"
Es muy bonito comprender mejor el mundo visual de lo que dice un artista con sus imágenes, además del propio concepto o proyecto que como curadora me propongo.
Resulta que una de las clases prácticas la hicimos en el Museo de "Bellas Artes" un lugar que vale la pena visitar por el tesoro de conocimientos e imágenes que guarda. Quedé impresionada y motivada para volver.
Está es la obra de la entrada.

Es un mensaje que impacta. Continúe con mis búsqueda del grupo que se encontraba en el piso 3.
Les pondré las fotos que pude tirar porque realmente es mucho y en un solo post es imposible abarcar todo lo que pude apreciar.

El el patio hay una obra que me gustó mucho. Pero el plano general me encantó por lo que no la edité

Todo esto en la planta baja dónde también hay una cafetería que puedes degustar un rico café y otros snacks.
Allí también están estos hipopótamos que esperan pacientes.

Luego al subir por algo así como una pasarela. No tiene escalones. Encontré unos insectos del tamaño de una persona. Waooo si algo así existiera en nuestra vida real que serían?

En el recorrido iba deprisa e hice unas pocas fotos, pero los invito a que lleguen por allí. Hay muchas pinturas interesantes. Luego al llegar al segundo piso miren la carretilla que encontré.

El grupo me esperaba en el tercer piso y no pude hacerle fotos a todo. Pero si a lo que más me impresionó.
Vimos varias expo, pero la que más me impresionó fue "MALPAIS" del artista Alejandro Campins.
Representando el desierto de Arizona en EEUU. Un lugar que visitó y quedó inspirado dejando la impresión en sus obras. Que refleja la soledad y un terreno muy arido. Allí sentí sed, me dió calor el sol abrazaba mi cuerpo, al final decidí por una de las obras y ahí me hice un selfie.

Gracias amigos por llegar hasta aquí pronto nos leemos en los comentarios y en unas nuevas aventuras del andar y el saber por la vida.
Buenas noches y buena suerte su amiga Leas lees desea. Gracias.
Las fotos y el texto son de mi autoría. Gracias.
Hello, Hive friends. I hope you are all doing well; it has been a long time since I last shared my life's adventures here. Sending you all a big hug. It turns out I’ve always been a bit of a course hunter. I hope I’m not the only one! Hahaha. This summer, to learn new things that inspire me, I’m taking a workshop on "Artistic Curatorship." It is wonderful to gain a better understanding of the visual world—of what an artist conveys through their images—alongside the specific concept or project I aim to develop as a curator. One of our practical classes took place at the Museum of Fine Arts—a place well worth visiting for the treasure trove of knowledge and imagery it holds. I was truly impressed and felt inspired to return. This is the piece at the entrance.
It’s a powerful, impactful message. I then continued my tour to find the rest of the group, who were on the third floor. I’ll share the photos I managed to take; there was so much to see that it’s impossible to cover everything I appreciated in just one post. 
There is an artwork in the courtyard that I really liked. However, I loved the wide shot so much that I didn't edit it.
All this is on the ground floor, where there is also a café where you can enjoy a delicious coffee and other snacks. That’s also where these hippos are, waiting patiently.
Then, as I went up a sort of walkway—there are no steps—I came across some human-sized insects. Wow... if something like that existed in real life, what would it be?

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I was moving quickly during the tour and only took a few photos, but I encourage you to visit the place yourselves; there are many interesting paintings. Then, upon reaching the second floor, look at the wheelbarrow I found.
The group was waiting for me on the third floor, so I couldn't take photos of everything—but I did capture what impressed me the most. We saw several exhibitions, but the one that struck me most was "MALPAIS" by artist Alejandro Campins. It depicts the Arizona desert in the USA—a place that inspired the artist and left a lasting impression on his work, reflecting a sense of solitude and a truly arid landscape. Standing there, I felt thirsty and hot as the sun embraced my body; in the end, I chose one of the pieces and took a selfie with it.
Thanks for making it this far, friends; I look forward to seeing you in the comments and in future adventures as we journey through life and learn along the way. Good night and good luck—wishes from your friend, Leas. Thank you. The photos and text are my own work. Thank you.
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