1 . There are world-class museums located across the globe, from well-established institutions to newer builds and niche offerings. For museum fans, the choice is endless. Here, we look at some of the world’s most visited museums.

With record-breaking visitor figures, The Louvre is undoubtedly one of the most popular museums in the world. It is home to over 380,000 objects and a permanent collection that covers 60, 600 square meters. Visitors can enjoy sculptures, paintings, drawings, and more, with famous highlights being the Mona Lisa and the Venus de Milo. As well as its world-class collection, it is also a landmark in itself, thanks to the iconic Louvre Pyramid, designed by the distinguished Chinese-American architect I. M. Pei.

This museum is home to 1.3 million objects, displayed in a series of galleries exploring everything from ancient ceramics and calligraphy to jade and bronze treasures, as well as Buddhist sculptures and socialist-realism art. Recent exhibitions have covered a wide range of topics from across the world of art, culture, history and politics. These have included The Power of Truth: Marking the Bicentenary of the Birth of Karl Marx, and The Splendor of Asia: An Exhibition of Asian Civilizations. Since May 2021, more than 30 of China’s top museums have adopted digital collectibles as an alternative to NFTs.

Next one on the list of the most visited museums in the world is The Metropolitan Museum of Art（The Met）. The Met is the largest art museum in the United States and holds more than 2million works in its permanent collection. It is famous for holding blockbuster attractions, such as 2018’s record-breaking Michelangelo: Divine Draftsman and Designer. It also hosts the Met Gala each year, although the 2020 event had to be moved online due to the pandemic. In 2021, Sofie Andersen, head of digital content at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York, spoke to Blooloop about digital storytelling and the museum’s online strategy.

3 . Beginning on January 24, Wyoming residents will benefit from private spaces with Internet and the necessary technology to connect with health care providers through the new telehealth booths (小隔间) recently fixed in some Wyoming libraries. Booths are now available for use at the Natrona County Library, the Park County Library, and the Goshen County Library.

At each location, a soundproof (隔音的) booth is available for customers to schedule for use during telehealth appointments. Technology, including a computer, speakers, and Internet connection, as well as medical equipment, is provided. Library staff can offer support to customers when needed.

These booths are a pilot project of Public Access Telehealth Spaces (PATHS) and were made possible by funding through the Wyoming State Loan and Investment Board, with additional support from the University of Wyoming, College of Education, Counselor Education Program and the College of Health Sciences, Wyoming Institute for Disabilities. PATHS is based on a national model for promoting access to safe, secure, and accessible spaces to connect all community members to fair health and wellness resources and services. Booths in three additional Wyoming libraries are planned as part of a future project.

People can access the State Library website https: //library. wyo. gov/services/wyoming-residents/telehealth/to guide them to specific library websites to schedule an appointment to use a telehealth booth. For further information on telehealth, contact The Wyoming Telehealth Network, Wyoming Institute for Disabilities at (307) 766-2944 or send an email at wy-telehealth@uwyo.edu.