Artist Slams 2 Youngsters “nakalagay na do not touch, PINATUNGAN NAMAN”
A male artist lambasted two youngsters inside a museum for making an artwork as ‘patungan’ while making a TikTok video.
The National Museum of Fine Arts in the capital city of Manila is a popular destination for art lovers and tourists who wish to experience the rich cultural heritage of the country. However, it is essential to follow specific rules and regulations when visiting the museum, one of which is the ‘do not touch’ policy implemented by the museum staff.
The policy is in place to ensure the safety and preservation of the artworks on display. Touching the artwork can cause damage or accelerate deterioration, and it is not advisable even if it seems harmless.
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By following these rules, visitors can help ensure that the museum’s collection is preserved for years to come, and everyone can continue to enjoy the beauty and history of Philippine art.
A Facebook user named Rodney James De Guzman shared video footage of two teenagers who violated the policy inside the museum. The video went viral and garnered various reactions from netizens.
In the video, Rodney is roaming around the museum to watch the artwork when he spots two teenagers placing a mobile phone atop a marble artwork while making a video for the social media app “TikTok”.
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Rodney criticizes the two for their irresponsible behavior and for disrespecting the artwork inside the museum. The incident took place in the National Museum of Fine Arts on Valentine’s Day.
Here is the full post:
“mag appreciate at matuto
magTIKTOK at patungan ng cellphone ang artwork
FYi that is a marble artwork, nakalagay na do not touch, PINATUNGAN NAMAN!”
The social media users expressed their reactions to the post:
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