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May 26, 2024

Motherhood through Art and Spirituality in the Montserrat Museum

Located next to the Montserrat Monastery perched on top of steep mountains, the Montserrat Museum offers a splendid display of its unique collections, ranging from archaeological artifacts originating in Egypt and Mesopotamia to more modern paintings by the famous painters Picasso and Dali, and even featuring avant-garde artworks. It was especially fascinating to explore the unique … Continue reading Motherhood through Art and Spirituality in the Montserrat Museum

May 19, 2024

Learning about Marseille’s History Through The Deportation Museum

On our 2 day excursion to Marseille, I am pleasantly surprised to learn about the history of the city and the timeliness, especially after visiting the Immigration Museum in Paris to learn more about immigration and the country’s treatment of immigrants and foreigners. Visiting the Memorial of the Deportation Museum served as a somber and … Continue reading Learning about Marseille’s History Through The Deportation Museum

May 19, 2024

Analyzing the Museum Collection of the Louvre Museum

As usual, Parisian architecture and its museums never cease to take my breath away. The Louvre Museum was another unparalleled experience, much like the Palace of Versailles with its rich history, flawless interior design, and abundance of artwork collection. Walking through the exhibits from multiple regions of the world, I’ll provide an outline of the … Continue reading Analyzing the Museum Collection of the Louvre Museum

May 12, 2024

Understanding French History Through Visiting Musée Carnavalet

Located north of the Island of Saint-Louis, the Musée Carnavalet houses approximately 4,000 itinerary works to narrate the history of Paris, from the origins to present day. Upon entering the museum with the rest of the class on a cloudy Wednesday, I took my time in passing by rooms filled with the urban landscape models … Continue reading Understanding French History Through Visiting Musée Carnavalet

May 12, 2024

Symbolic Meaning of The Palace of Versailles and its Physical Space

With its grandiose decorated rooms and seemingly endless rows of lush gardens and golden fountains, the Palace of Versailles is certainly a sight to behold. After all, it is considered as one of the greatest achievements in French 17th century art. Commissioned by King Louis XIV in 1631, the Palace of Versailles is a former … Continue reading Symbolic Meaning of The Palace of Versailles and its Physical Space