re: If you haven't been to crystal bridges museum

Anyway, back to the OP: I've been saying the same thing since it opened.It's truly an awe-inspiring place. I find it to be a near transformative experience when I go. I can, literally, just find a place to sit down in the space and sit there for hours, not even necessarily contemplating the artwork, just being inside the space.

I'm extremely excited about the new contemporary project as well. I think it may help develop the actual art market and artist viability in the region.

Also, rumor is that there's a second Frank Lloyd Wright house coming to CB. There's a site in the woods off trail with a sign that says FLW #2 on it. I figure they're just going to move a FLW house in for every Walton to bunk in when they have family reunions.