Despite the fact that the majority of cultural and historical information is available online. I disagree that, museums and art galleries are no longer necessary. They should be sustainable.
To begin with, a large population in the world are connected to social media. We can know everything just with a finger tip. The data around the world about the topic will show up within a second, and our memory about that won’t last long. Moreover, that information may not be the whole truth, such as Wikipedia, where anyone can edit information, an article from the Library of Congress, or research from hospital. Hence, it is very important to note the source of the information or the organization that published it.
One more reason is that real-world experience and observation are far more amazing sources of knowledge than any book or article. The realistic atmosphere will help us remember these feelings more vividly. The museums and galleries where we can get up close and personal looks at paintings and sculptures, all arranged around thematic learning topics. Additionally, going there is one way to preserve our ancient arts and culture, which will increase our appreciation of the neighbourhood in which we live as well as the cultures of other nations and our earlier relations with them.
In conclusion, yet lots of cultural and historical information is readily available online, museums and art galleries are still necessary. Therefore, it will be more effective to combine online research with in-person experience.