A Dog in a Museum? by janescottcumming

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	Jane Cumming

I was a little surprised to see a dog walking around at the Whitney Museum.
Pretty sure he wasn't part of the exhibit!

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pkocinski		10-Jul-2019 11:58
The dog knows the display is boring...

Graeme		10-Jul-2019 10:29
The dog looks a less interested as its owner is in the artwork, Jane.V!

marie-jose wolff		10-Jul-2019 08:30
very nice candid scene! V

Julie Oldfield		10-Jul-2019 01:35
Love the POV. The dog isn’t impressed by the art. V

Jeff Real		10-Jul-2019 01:08
The dog and owner are way more interesting than The Whitney! V

Hank Vander Velde		09-Jul-2019 22:52
It seems dogs everywhere lately. Las Sunday someone brought a small dog to our church. Partway through the service it barked loudly and woke everyone. LOL.

Colin Storey		09-Jul-2019 20:52
Wonderful candid scene, and yes interesting that this is allowed.

Nirvan Hope		09-Jul-2019 20:51
Love the way your angles kind of echo the art piece. Great position of the people. That dog definitely doesn't seem interested in the artwork.

Nick Paoni		09-Jul-2019 20:14
Kind of surprising they let it in, but have to say the dog seems a bit more interesting to me from here than what the fella is looking at.

Tom Beech		09-Jul-2019 17:58
No shirt, no shoes... no entry..dogs okay? Now THAT could get out of hand like undocumented emotional support animals on airlines

bill friedlander		09-Jul-2019 15:49
Its a small dog so that's OK. V

globalgadabout		09-Jul-2019 14:23
a different breed of art connoisseur...there must be a portrait of Lassie somewhere here..

Neil Marcus		09-Jul-2019 14:00
Oh well... It doesn't look ferocious

Helen Betts		09-Jul-2019 11:54
That's pretty interesting, although I've recently seen two dogs in supermarkets. Go figure! V.

joseantonio		09-Jul-2019 11:37
an intesting scene I had never seen before.V

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