It’s going to be another great Slow Art Day – the 14th global event since we officially launched in 2010 – and I’m happy to report that we are nearing about 150 museums, galleries, and venues registered.

If you are participating but have *not* yet registered as a host, then please do.

When you register your plans with us, then we can include you on our site and, importantly, our volunteer team can follow-up after the event to write-up what you did, post it to our site, and add it to our 2023 Annual Report (see all of our past Annual Reports).

The Annual Report is a compendium of slow looking tools, designs, and approaches by talented educators and curators all over the world. Because we’ve seen how much our global community uses these reports, our volunteer team spends hundreds of hours each year compiling, editing, and publishing these write-ups.

But it all begins with you registering as a host.

Hope you have a GOOD and Slow Art Day.

Best,

Phyl

P.S. If you need any of the host tools – logo for use in your print or digital efforts, and all of the past reports with their many tools, tips, and inspiring approaches – then go to the host tools section of our Slow Art Day website.

We have another wonderful Slow Art Day coming up April 15, 2023.

Hundreds of museums and galleries are participating (if you have not yet registered your museum, please do).

Here are some highlights:

Nationalmuseum of Sweden
The Nationalmuseum is Sweden’s museum of art and design. The collections comprise painting, sculpture, drawings and prints from 1500-1900 and applied arts, design and portraits from early Middle Ages up until present day. Their plans for Slow Art Day: They are starting the day with slow yoga and then will follow up with different guided tours, and other slow programs.

Belgium is “in the house” again. Four museums/galleries in Antwerp have officially registered including:
Fotomuseum Antwerpen
Red Star Line Museum
Royal Museum of Fine Arts Antwerp
Sint-Pauluskerk

Australia has *7* official locations registered with us (and more not registered):
Incinerator Gallery
Bendigo Art Gallery
Bayside Gallery
Caloundra Regional Gallery
Geelong Gallery
National Portrait Gallery of Australia
QCA Galleries, Griffith University

Canada has *8* official locations, Germany has 5 (we are finally growing in the German world), Scandanavia as a whole has 8, we have our first in New Delhi, India.

It’s going to be a great Slow Art Day.

Register your plans with us so we can include you on the site and also follow-up and add you to our 2023 Annual Report!

Best,

Phyl