Task #5
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Introduction: Upon visiting Nashville, it was top priority that I made my way to the Frist Art Museum. With the Frist being an art museum, it held an abundance of art focused learning opportunities - the most anticipated being the Martin ArtQuest gallery. The Martin ArtQuest gallery is a space dedicated to the making, learning, and experiencing of art. As published in the Tennessean, " Many world class art museums around the world have also used MAQ as a template to design their own family-friendly, interactive spaces, including the National Gallery of Art in Washington, D.C., the Art Institute of Chicago, the Tate Museum in London, Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art in Bentonville, AR and many others" (Baker 2018). Martin ArtQuest Gallery Mission and explanation of activities: " The mission of the Martin ArtQuest Gallery (MAQ) is to create a fun and engaging learning environment where visitors of all backgrounds, ages, and abilities experience hands-on activi...