On the verge of indecision
I'll always take the roundabout way
We saw this at The Dali Museum in Florida a few weeks ago. It was very cool, and worth checking out.
They're doing this in Philly, too. Hoping to get tickets.
Music isn't about chops, or even about talent - it's about sound and the way that sound communicates to people. Mike Keneally
With many fewer tourists around, there may be a chance to see it in DC.
Most of the ticketed shows are impossible to get into without a lot of patience, or shenanigans, and the free time to take what you might be able to get.
Very cool looking.
I might wear some VR goggles to take in that show. Would not be much different.
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The Philly one is not the real thing.
How so?Originally Posted by Dan Marsh
Music isn't about chops, or even about talent - it's about sound and the way that sound communicates to people. Mike Keneally
Explain. Because it's also coming to Pittsburgh.
"A conspiracy of silence speaks louder than words."
- Dr. Winston O'Boogie
I just checked ticket prices. No thanks. I'm not going to spend more that $200 for a four of us.
"A conspiracy of silence speaks louder than words."
- Dr. Winston O'Boogie
When we saw it in Florida it was just part of the regular admission to the Dali museum. No extra charge.
Aren't the original paintings enough?
It looks cool, but I feel it is more a kind of gimmick. Wonder what Vincent van Gogh would think of it? Would he be turning in his grave?
I just don't have an ear for it.
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It is a gimmick and are not original paintings if that is what people think it is. Still, I found it to be a cool exhibition of his life and works. Nothing I would go way out of the way to see, but since we were at the museum anyway, i thought it was a cool exhibit.
I'm not saying I wouldn't want to experience it, but it still gives me a weird feeling. Perhaps a bit the same way people reacted on rocking the classics.
If anyone in the US wants to see an unbelievable art museum, I highly recommend the National Gallery of Art in Washington DC. It is beyond mind-blowing and it's free. I've never seen anything like it. My wife was brought to tears.
And, BTW, the US citizens own the collection.
"A conspiracy of silence speaks louder than words."
- Dr. Winston O'Boogie
We just stumbled upon it by accident. I enjoyed it for what it was, but would not gone out of my way to see it.
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