This review is not a criticism of the art or layout. However, I was incapable of enjoying it due to the bizarre behavior of a staff member. As I approached the front desk I was asked to give them my backpack. I have no problem giving over my bag--but the way she asked me was incredibly loud, rude, etc. No "hello, welcome, could I please take your bag?" I don't think she could have asked me in a ruder manner unless she snatched it from me. Then she proceeded to follow me throughout the exhibit. I guess to make sure I wasn't stealing anything. Meanwhile, she loudly continues to drivel on about her inane personal life with a coworker. And I mean very loudly. As if her unfounded suspicion of me wasn't bad enough. Is everyone treated this way? Based on the other reviews, I'm guessing not. Therefore I assume she made a snap-judgement on me based on the color of my skin, my age, or some...
Read moreLet the public know that your famous pieces are not available to the public. Your website reads, "Gonzaga's robust collection includes works by old masters (Dürer, Rembrandt, Goya, and Delacroix) as well as modern masters (Rodin, Picasso, Chihuly, and Warhol)." If the website is boasting these artists, display the art. The only things on the display was a Rodin and Dale Chihuly. Disappointed that I wasn't able to see Warhol and...
Read moreI rely upon Google for accurate ratings of museums & other attractions and thus could not figure out at why the rating is so so generous for this postage stamp of an art museum, but believe it has to do with the over enthusiastic Gonzaga alumni. This museum consists of a hallway, a small exhibit space & lobby area. I would only recommend if already on the campus and have 15-20 minutes to kill or there's some special...
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