Uploaded on 2014-11-10 by juanjovalmu

Last weekend I visited a quite-known gallery in the city and discussing with some friends, we discussed the issue of permanent and temporary exhibitions. While in this gallery, all the exhibitions were free for visitors, in other galleries and museums, permanent collections (which I'd integrate in the stocks group), creates flows of people who visited it. Temporary collections (flows group), creates not just flows of people, but flows of money, and international currencies, as they are sometimes to be paid for, flows of information within local and national media, as normally they show the artwork of some renown artist, which attracts the interest of people. To my mind, the flows of people within cities, and more focused on cultural activities, will raise in the coming future. By the use and easy access to information through the internet and media, exhibitions are advertised and shared by people around the world. They will create more interest on people who, otherwise, would have never thought about visiting these places, therefore, encouraging the continuous and growing flows of these people. along with their currencies, money, ideas, information, etc. The picture I add focus on the idea of the flow of these artworks, that come from countries in Latin America and Africa to London.![Pangaea][1] [1]: https://edxuploads.s3.amazonaws.com/1415656066957215.jpg