I’m always looking for thoughtful, interesting, accessible and jargon-free writing about art and the power of slow art.
Thus, when Maggie Levine, who runs the ArtWrite Substack, published a lovely essay on slow art and Slow Art Day, I wanted to bring it to the Slow Art Day community.
Take a moment and enjoy her writing (and photography). I particularly like her description of her trip to Naoshima, an “art island” in the Seto Inland Sea.
Yayoi Kusama Pumpkin, 2022
Maggie is a teacher and writer who works at the intersection of writing, art, and the creative process. She studied English and art history at Barnard and received her MFA in Fiction from the University of Arizona.
– Phyl
P.S. We are beginning to write up the reports from Slow Art Day 2025. More soon!