Closed! But if it's 5pm! This is the old dilemma of who visits a museum in Peru. And in our country's public opening hours of these cultural spaces are often limited ... and why no limitations, except for some notable exceptions. However, since long time ago there are different experiences based on providing a full evening program to promote access and enjoyment of museums by the public. The museum, streets, and finally, the city becomes a spectacle crowds with its cultural offerings. The Night of the Museums is an initiative that is held every May 19, is sponsored by the Council of Europe. It is noteworthy that it seeks to expand cultural activities conducted by ICOM occasion of International Museum Day (May 18). For its part, the city of Seville has been developing a progam called the Long Night of the Museums (every 19 September) that until now has two editions.
A museum at night? Well, yes.
Who has not ever attended in your life for a cultural exhibition in a museum cultural center or even to have met the unexpected on the street?
The world of periodicals such as newspapers, magazines and the famous book seem to possess a balance in the publishing market. However, to what extent this balance will hold? Can a traditional sector to remain competitive in the age of the image ... in videocracy call?
support is recurrent in Peru, there are two areas in which man is educated in his lifetime home and school , however, it now more than obvious that the city and its surroundings are also places where you can learn ... a lot. The whole city is a diverse space, plazas, neighborhoods, people, well ... every element that is stored culture, the challenge is knowing disclosure.
Today culture is synonymous with development and, therefore, has begun to take care. Years ago his only interest lay in presenting it as an important factor in education, obscuring their role as shapers of identity and diversity.