Rossiyanka threw a cup of tea in the "Mona Lisa"

[Черномашенцев Владимир]

Indeed, in the West, orders easier and freer. So everyone thinks.

For example, photos of the Belvedere Museum in Vienna, where they spent a lecture tour with children.

But do not upbraid our museum community. My wife works in the school on a voluntary basis - to organize tours. Now, many museums of Moscow arrange special interactive campaigns for children of any age. And the children they are allowed to do much. Up to try to blind statue of clay or draw a picture.

But do not confuse freedom and permissiveness. Otherwise the risk of becoming in Vienna - see photo littered central park. And the monument near the little Mozart.

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Walk on a summer evening on a pleasant green places of Moscow. You will see tusuyuschuyusya young, freely spanning lawns with beer. At my daughter's custom grouping swim in the fountain at Pushkonskoy area - police looked sluggish, so that no one drowned. But this mud is not observed, probably Tajiks and Uzbeks are well cleaned.
Kiev, will obviously not be worse and cleaner Moscow (remember the initial shock of poezki in Kiev in 1989 - everything was so polished, no cigarette butts or matches are not lying (downtown).

When the Vienna Kunsthistorisches Museum, I was too much to consider carefully the Vermeer painting, I was also very strongly scolded, even though I gave no direct reason - Do not drop, poured and did not touch. Simply photographed and examined at close range. It was for these shots and I paid for it.

All museum workers priori view of the visitors as the vandals - and they have a good reason (see Mozart). What if someone like Kulik undress in the museum and a handful impose as an artistic manifesto?