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I can’t remember the last time I felt this way in a museum. Spent my whole day there and learned a lot. It was truly moving and inspiring. Can’t recommend it enough if you’re in Copenhagen- even if sculptures aren’t your thing, this place will change that about you. Also the building is majestic and beautiful. Perfect place. -Saguiv Rosenstock
Mar 13, 2025
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I feel like I’ve recommended so many of my favorite museums on here already, but I visited this while in Croatia recently and the way the sculptures are curated along the patio overlooking the ocean is some of the best utilization of outdoor space I’ve seen
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something super gratifying about standing in front of art you gravitate towards, in silence, & for as long as you like.
May 11, 2025
had such a great time here one of my favorite places ever there is so much to see. it’s so interesting seeing paintings and sculptures you’ve seen in classrooms in real life. and you can always find the most interesting people and conversations, in a place where you all are embracing some of humanities best work.
Jan 25, 2025
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Underrated state. No joy like eating a green chile breakfast at Frontier Cafe (Albuquerque) or El Jacalito (Las Cruces). White Sands is a wild place (the sand stays cool and feels different than most sands) and the drive coming down from Colorado is very dangerous but it’s worth seeing those dwarf pines covered in snow - I’ve never seen anything like it. I like the people there too, everyone’s friendly and hospitable and most of them speak my language. -Saguiv Rosenstock
Mar 13, 2025
Don’t think I could give a higher recommendation than Les Blank. Greatest American Film maker in my opinion. Doesn’t miss. Every film represents the simplicities in life through different American communities and traditions. The intimate way he films makes it seem like he’s just shooting without a plan. He’s just filming the environment. It’s all natural. Theres so much innocence and I don’t think this could exist anymore. It’s right before everyday people developed a “performative” identity when being filmed so there’s still that honesty and vulnerability. -Jack Tobias
Mar 13, 2025
I like to read a lot of religious stuff, and probably the best part of the history of religion is the last 2500 years of Hindus and Buddhists roasting each other in long philosophical screeds. They love calling each other morons and implying that the other school of thought is just malicious lies. There's all these legends about specific monks and mystics "defeating" one another. These debates are still thriving on social media and its become most of my youtube algorithm. -Sam Pickard
Mar 13, 2025