Some of the curates are a bit sandoffish and not nice to talk to .
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The Museum of Morden Art is great for a visit, but wear comfortable shoes and be prepared for the wired as well as wonderful.
I visited this museum on a recent trip to New York and found the art works facinating. The ground floor houses the more main stream works by people like Monet, Picasso and the like As you pass though the five upper floors the art work becomes more detached and post-modern.
The museum houses permenant and touring pieces of art, from paintings to scupture, photographs to computer displays. It caters for all tastes in modern art. The artists are too numerous to mention as are the pieces. Needless to say art is everywhere to be seen.
The lower levels house the cinema, a theatre, self service cafe and small shop. The second floor houses a shop and a formal resturant. This is a roomy museum and caters well for non-English speaking and disabled visitors very well. There are stairs, lifts and esculators to all floors. If you are a student do not forget to take you NUS card; the museum allows you a concession on the admission fee. There is another shop in the foyer which anyone can use.
The price of the shop and cafe are resonable, but allow yourself at least four hours or more in order to visit all floors. I really loved the place as did my partner, who normally does not like modern art!
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