Museum selfie culture is out of control, and I think it's actually diluting the art experience. I visited the Van Gogh immersive exhibit last week, and half the visitors were more focused on getting the perfect golden-hour shot than on the paintings themselves. The 'grammable' trend forces curators to prioritize spectacle over substance, turning sacred spaces into theme parks. But maybe I'm the elitist here — doesn't public engagement matter more than quiet contemplation?