MAC

On Saturday, me and Oscar went to see the MAC, which is downtown, where the mail office used to be. We payed $10 pesos because we entered as students.
When we got in, there was a room with like small frames and each one of them had some art, there was just like 6 frames, and in the corner of that room was a dissected dog, which I actually thought was alive.
On the next room, there are bigger frames but with pictures, of ladies doing ballet; and there are 2 flat screens with different pictures also with ladies doing ballet. And at the end of the room there is a big picture of a lot of people in the beach.
There is another room which has like tables with dog leashes, but the tables are really small, I didn’t get the point of having that room with that.
Then, you go to the second floor and you find a room with something related to sound and 2 paintings about it. There is a projector which shows the movement of sound.
At the end of the museum there is a room with little frames all symmetric, with numbers and letters, all with different colors.
I, liked the museum, is really clean and is interesting, but I think it needs more things, you could see it in like 20 minutes, and when we saw it, nobody explain anything to us, so we didn’t see the point in lots of exhibits, but if they add more stuff I think it would be really interesting.