Museum stroll

The term “museum stroll” refers to a way of moving through an exhibition in a deliberately lighter and more leisurely manner—less intellectual than what is usually expected in a museum context.
This kind of stroll highlights not only the artworks themselves but also the viewers’ interactions with them: their attitudes, postures, distances, hesitations, and photographic gestures.
Exhibitions, especially those focusing on contemporary art, often take themselves very seriously; the museum stroll, by contrast, invites a more direct, sensorial, and sometimes playful relationship with the works and with those who observe them.

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