Message from lculp

[Anonymous]

The museum was quaint and inviting. The koi pond at the center of the complex added/created the serenity and breath-taking atmosphere, I wanted to stay and have a picnic while I watched the koi swim about.

I was sorry to hear that we had just missed the Silk Road exhibition, as it's pamphlet really makes it inticing. However, viewing the beautiful vases, dishes, and other artifacts was really fascinating. I'm amazed that such delicate works lasted all those hundreds and hundreds of years. The artistry was awe-inspiring because a people without modern machines or color creating methods were able to create timeless piecess that surpass so much of what I've seen today. I would love to own replicas of them, but I imagine that even replicas would be highly expensive.

As I work on my goal to take students on more field trips, I will absolutely keep PAM high on my list.