#阅读材料推荐# WSJ的文章：What Being a Museum Guard Taught Me About Looking at Art

Working at the Guggenheim showed Bianca Bosker that reading labels makes it harder to see what's actually in front of us.

“One: You don't have to look at everything. Two: You do have to look at something for at least five minutes. Three: Don't you dare lay eyes on the wall text-the paragraph-long explanation pasted on the wall beside many of the artworks. Lots of guards agree with me on this. Artists, too: Looking at a painting while reading the wall text "is like trying to have a conversation with the work and someone keeps”