Why do you believe "public art galleries" receive lower attendence than
other types of museums? What evidence do you cite for this assumption?
Aren't you generalizing a tad? As my college philosophy professor used to
say "Define your terms."

Many factors determine a museum's attendence level, I would not attribute
a low attendence simply to the museum's "type."

Diane Gutenkauf

On Tue, 1 Mar 2005 00:01:03 -0500, Robert Steven <[log in to unmask]>
wrote:

>Do you think there is an intrinsic problem with the insitution of the
public art gallery that causes it
>to receive lower attendence in general than other types of museums? What
do you think that
>problem is? Is there a solution? Your advice will inform my research on
this subject.
>Thanks very much,
>Robert Steven
>

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