If you think, like most visitors, that the first and only thing you can do in Pisa is admiring the famous leaning Tower, you are wrong. So, what to do in Pisa, then? There are many things to do and see besides the Tower. Find it out in this brief guide to Pisa!
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Australian Museum
Would you like to make a journey to Australia, but you don’t know what to see and how to arrange your visit?
You’d better plan your trip starting from museums in Australia, but before deciding what museums to visit you must get the Australia visa.
In this post I’ll explain how to obtain a visa and what museum you should visit.
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How many times have you thought there are paintings that look like photographs, and for this very reason are beautiful?
These artworks are more real than the real, and describe reality for what it is, and maybe even better. Looking at these paintings you feel like you can touch the objects or talk to people depicted, who seem alive.
In this post you’ll find a selection of artists who make paintings that look like photographs.
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There’s a painting that more than others comes to my mind when I listen to any Mozart’s melody. It’s the Portrait of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart at the age of 13 in Verona, which was painted by a Veronese artist during the musician’s first stay in Verona.
In this post you’ll discover this famous portrait.
Portrait of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart at the age of 13 in Verona
Female visitor looking pictures in art gallery
Several museums are devoted to displaying students’ artwork to motivate talented students to create artworks. Educators work closely with students and teachers to organize and coordinate student art exhibitions.
The exhibition theme must be clearly defined as a way of inspiring the students and ensure that it is aligned with their learning objectives. Communities should have cultural institutions that can bridge the gap to provide students with artistic opportunities. The museums partner with community organizations, schools, and other agencies to present a schedule of students’ art exhibitions.
