The online museum "MU" is holding a joint special exhibition titled "Gently Tipsy on Alcohol and Art" through Sunday, June 25.
It is described as a special exhibition that is just right as a "snack to go with drinks," allowing visitors to relax and enjoy the experience in a pleasantly mellow mood.
Here are the details.
About this "Joint Special Exhibition"
The online museum "MU" regularly holds "Joint Special Exhibitions."
Connecting museums under common themes, it offers exhibitions unique to the online format that can be enjoyed without having to visit museums across the country in person.
"Alcohol and Art" was chosen as the theme for this edition.
It is an original joint special exhibition born with "professionals who enjoy alcohol" stepping in as the viewers.
Enjoying Alcohol and Art
Although alcohol and art seem to belong to different genres at first glance, they reportedly share many things in common.
For example, they share deep connections as motifs in artworks and as personal indulgences of the artists themselves, such as that famous painter who was a heavy drinker, or renowned genre paintings depicting cheerful drinking rooted in daily life.
You can enjoy reading the thoughts and feelings of professionals who appreciate alcohol, deepen your knowledge of paintings and cultural properties themselves, or reminisce about fun (and sometimes bitter?) drinking occasions from your past—it is a special exhibition just right as a "snack to go with drinks" that you can enjoy with your shoulders relaxed.
Incidentally, minors are asked to strictly enjoy the snack "mood" only... so they say.
Reference
"Gently Tipsy on Alcohol and Art" Exhibition
https://museum-u.com/exhibition/402