Well, it depends on people who would see there. I mean that it should be free for disabled people, for children, and to poorer sections of population because they cannot afford to see all of the beautiful things of museums and just enjoy some exhibitions like an average citizen can enjoy. So that’s why I can say that governments should allocate some budget to make art galleries and museum tickets free for exactly this part of population because each of us has right to see the renowned works of famous artists and just to enjoy the atmosphere of art of each period. Like when every person will have a right to see this specific things in art, maybe like a painting, drawing, sculpture, whatever, it can make our country even more welcoming and friendly and to broad our horizons in terms of art overall.
Band 7+: do you believe that all museums and art galleries should be free
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Well, it depends on the people who would visit. I mean that it should be free for disabled people, for children, and for poorer sections of the population because they cannot afford to see all of the beautiful things in museums and enjoy some exhibitions like an average citizen can. So that's why I believe that governments should allocate some budget to make art galleries and museum tickets free for this part of the population because each of us has the right to see the renowned works of famous artists and enjoy the atmosphere of art from each period. When every person has the right to see these specific things in art, like paintings, drawings, sculptures, or whatever, it can make our country even more welcoming and friendly and broaden our horizons in terms of art overall.
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