Danbury, Connecticut – Visual Performing Arts Center at Western Connecticut State University
Nome, Alaska – Carrie M. McLain Memorial Museum
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Sydney, Australia – S. H. Ervin Gallery
Ontario, Canada – McMaster Museum of Art
Geraldton, Australia – Geraldton Regional Art Gallery
Slow Art Day Founder Phil Terry Interviewed for “Artsy Editorial”
Thomas Struth
Art Institute of Chicago II, Chicago, 1990
Phillips: Photographs
Slow Art Day founder Phil Terry was recently interviewed by Isaac Kaplan for Artsy Editorial. The editorial delves into the experience of looking at art, the length of time required to look at a work of art in order to “get” it, and how museums both help and hinder the practice of slow looking.
Phil says in the editorial, ““People in the art world generally know how powerful it can be to look at a work of art for more than seven seconds.” […] “I started Slow Art Day because everyone else doesn’t know this.”
Read the full article here, and let us know your thoughts below!