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The focus of hospitality shifts dramatically across different contexts and settings. Museums embody cultural hospitality by providing access to art and history, transforming the act of welcoming visitors into an art form itself.
Hospitality practices vary distinctly across societies and locations, shaped by cultural traditions and environments.
Whether expressed through personal gestures, professional service, or the sharing of cultural knowledge in museums and cultural centers, hospitality adapts to its context while maintaining its essential purpose of welcoming and serving others.
Marcel Broodthaers, Moules sauce blanche (Mussels with white sauce). 1967. Painted pot, mussel shells, paint, and tinted resin – 48.5 × 37.5 × 37.5 cm.