The Forgotten Pasted: Museum Analysis

The Forgotten Pasted In my museum, I want to have a historical theme to it that shows individuals back then, it was socially acceptable to either straight, gay, lesbian, bisexual, intersexed, or whatever. I would like to have a theme that shows the rise and fall, and now the acceptation of the normal gay lifestyles. First, before I get to the artists, I want my visitors to be artists; I want them to take pictures of themselves and place them on the huge walls at the beginning of the of the museum opening hallway. Then before entering to see the art, I want a sign saying, “We are created in God’s image, and we are only human.” I feel this should be a driving point, we are still humans. Either we have sex with a male or a female, we still human. This is a key part to remember, that we should not judge a person on anything, but how they treat you and others. For my first theme I want to show Greek lifestyle, because this is a funny part, universities have fraternities and sororities, and they follow Greek pastimes secrecy, ownership and occupancy of a residential property at which the undergraduate members …show more content…
The games is can you tell what artists is gay. I would love to have art from Peter Hujar, because he is from New Jersey, and my location would be here in Jersey. I like his art, because he does not throw out that he is gay, so people would not know. Also, I want Francis Bacon, a baby in a carriage theme in the center of the room and make it look like a beach. Also, Thomas Lanigan-Schmidt too, because he from Jersey, and his art pieces as well, also, you can’t tell if his art is gay! This would be a fun game, because it will help see, that just like meeting a person that is gay or straight, should not be a problem. Also, ave some art from Kelci Crawford, and up and coming gay artist. I love his urban themes, and it would love great making the beach theme