Visiting New York City - Connect to Culture and Cultures
by Stan Smith
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The audible rhythm of the city of New York sparks a curiosity within the visitor. A connection to its culture is desired.
What people have influenced it?
How has the city, in turn, inspired people?
Upon answering these questions, the visitor desires to inquiry further.
Most visitors to the New York City area are quite acquainted with it already. After all, much has been revealed about the city via media; many of its attractions are well known.
Even if a visitor has been to New York before, there is always much more to explore. Intriguing culture can be experienced at one of the city's museums, on Broadway, at the symphony, at the ballet, or by the history of New York itself.
The Metropolitan Museum of Art exhibits a multicultural expression of paintings, textiles, photography, furniture, and musical instruments from various points in history. The Egyptian collection is especially massive and undoubtedly mesmerizing.
The Cloisters is considered a part of the Metropolitan Museum. Its located, however, in Fort Tryon Park and its collection and the building itself reflects art and architecture of Medieval Europe.
Amazingly, the architecture of the Soloman R. Guggenheim Museum is one of its major attractions. Its brightness and its layers jump out as its juxtaposed with the other 19th Century architecture in the neighborhood. Inside the museum offers, among others, modern, impressionistic-from early to post, Surrealist, and abstract art.
Interestingly, the private collections exhibited at the Guggenheim are viewed as a whole without distinction as to type of medium. A plethora of other exceptional museums can be experienced in New York.
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