#a hobbit hole to get into the fantasy exhibit. and a dark and narrow spiral staircase to get to the horror section

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I think that museums are all either vast or spiral aligned.

#ive been to the museum of pop culture in seattle a few times #and all the exhibits feel so wildly different you might as well be somewhere else #there's a huge two story art installation made of musical instruments #and lots of interesting ways to get between different places #a hobbit hole to get into the fantasy exhibit. and a dark and narrow spiral staircase to get to the horror section #which has a side room you can get into that's ''being attacked by zombies'' #whenever i go there i always end up getting a little mixed up and going from one exhibit back to the one i was just at before that #First instinct is that they'd be the eye since you go there to learn and look at things #but things that are eye aligned seem to do the watching. not just be places you go to watch other things. #but walking around all the hallways? rooms that either look so similar you wonder if you've already been there #or so different you feel like you're in a different building entirely? #super high ceilings or huge rooms for certain exhibits? #crowds of people who you may not be walking with but still keep seeing and thinking ''hey didn't i just pass them in that other exhibit?'' #tma #rambles #god i miss museums so much. mopop my beloved... #for an art class i was taking we had an assignment to go to an art museum and i was so exited. but then the pandamic kicked off in america