It’s a Keeper!

A report from host and museum educator Nina Montijn in Amstelveen, Netherlands: We had a great Slow Art Day at the Cobra Museum for Modern Art! In three organized art walks, visitors were challenged to look slowly, to genuinely take…

A Spiritual Experience

In Chichester, England, Slow Art Day participants communed with five artworks in the cathedral and bishop’s palace. Host Naomi Billingsley, the Bishop Otter Scholar at Chichester Cathedral, writes in her blog: “Although the Slow Art Day initiative is secular in…

In Canberra – Speaking of Portraits

From Canberra, Australia, Annette Twyman of the National Portrait Gallery reports  “great success” on Slow Art Day: The participants, all strangers to one another, took their stools, floor plans and notebooks and headed into the gallery space.  After 15 minutes…

Being Part of the Picture in Skibbereen

At Uillinn, West Cork Arts Centre in Skibbereen, Ireland, a small, enthusiastic group celebrated Slow Art Day by becoming one with the art. They immersed themselves in the setting for performance artist Amanda Coogan’s durational work, Spit, Spit, Scrub, Scrub.…

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