The museums sound fascinating. The review itself is a work of art.
"No sport encourages the ostensibly paradoxical impulses of meditative, in-the-moment focus and past-tense memorializing quite like mountain climbing. It seems that everyone who has even dabbled in the endeavor has gone on to document it. A mountain presents not just an invitation to climb it but also a provocation to represent that climb. How to do it in a way that begins to approximate the scale of even a small hill?"
Brian
http://www.nytimes.com/2015/11/12/t-magazine/austria-museums-mountains.html?_r=0
"No sport encourages the ostensibly paradoxical impulses of meditative, in-the-moment focus and past-tense memorializing quite like mountain climbing. It seems that everyone who has even dabbled in the endeavor has gone on to document it. A mountain presents not just an invitation to climb it but also a provocation to represent that climb. How to do it in a way that begins to approximate the scale of even a small hill?"
Brian
http://www.nytimes.com/2015/11/12/t-magazine/austria-museums-mountains.html?_r=0