Cristan M.
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Weird, but in a good way. I doubt how sustainable it is though.
First of all, there is no effort being made to entice you to enter the museum. You can't see the entrance sign from street level, the only thing you can see is a sign that the fire brigade uses this and that your car will be towed away when you park it illegally.
The museum is absolutely deserted: it is a Saturday at the end of the afternoon, and there were 6 staff and I was the only visitor. The entrance is also really cheap: €6 for an adult without any discounts. It makes you wonder, do we really value art that much that we're willing to pay 6 people so that 1 person can look at art?
The garden was really nice and quiet, and unsurprisingly, completely deserted.
The art was nice, I like how big and roomy the place was, though I can't imagine that you'd spend much more than an hour here. It didn't touch me as much as my last visit to Centre Pompidou for example, but it's still good.
For the price, you can't go wrong, so I'd recommend giving it a go.
