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Sample Dialogue Friend: I want to go see some art this weekend. Do you want to go? You: Sure. Where do you want go? Friend: A gallery? A museum? You: Ok, I know an art museum where we can go for free. Please remember that a 'gallery' is different from a 'museum'. Galleries are places where people can buy art objects while museums are places where people can only look at art.

▪ Art Museum ▪ Art Gallery Any of the phrases can be used. Both are buildings where you can go and view art pieces. Example sentences: a. I always enter the art museum for free. b. The art gallery has no entry fee.

In the UK, the normal term for a place where paintings or drawings are displayed is, of course 'an art gallery.' An art gallery typically features only drawings or paintings, however, there is no time restriction on what may be displayed, so exhibits may vary from very old to very recent. An 'art exhibition,' may feature work on a more focussed theme, such as the work of one artist, one period in history, or work from one area of the country. In this case, the term 'art' may be wider and, apart from paintings, may include all or any form of two or three dimensional work - for example, the work of Picasso also includes includes sculpture. An 'art museum' would probably display the full range of two or three dimensional pieces from history, though probably limited to one area or one specific theme: for example, A Bronze Age art museum featuring pottery, trinkets and figurines from that period.

*Art Museum/Art Gallery.- A place or building where art works are displayed for viewings. A painting is an art work. Displaying of art is called exhibiting. Example Sentences: They are exhibiting new art tonight. I would love to go to an Art Gallery.

"art museum" or "art gallery" are both ways of describing a building or place that you can go to view pieces of art. "I can enter the art museum/art gallery for free." This explains you do not have to pay to go inside. "There is no entrance fee at the art museum." This also explains that you d not have to ay to go inside.

A place where art is usually kept and open for public viewing is called "museum" or an art museum. You may use these terms in the following ways: -I like to frequent museums when I travel because I enjoy the art in there. -There's an art museum close to my house. I go there often -I bought some art at the art gallery last week and it cost me a small fortune.

Museums can be specialists in certain areas of study or reference. "The Natural History Museum" in London: this name is self-explanatory:-D We might have a weapons museum or a car museaum...in this case it is all about "Art" EG "The "Metropolitan" in NY is a very famous museum of art"

examples Natural History Museum Modern Art Museum Maritime Museum

An art gallery is a place where art is put on display for the public. It is a place where pieces of important art history are taken care of. To ensure the care of these pieces of artwork people may have to pay to see special 'exhibitions' of a particular artist. This is referred to as an 'art exhibition'. As in an exhibit of art. There are very special places around the world that display different types of art. For example "GOMA" is in Brisbane Australia and is the acronym for the "Gallery Of Modern Art". The Louvre in Paris houses some very special artwork and is an incredible Art Gallery.