Another Slow Art Day has come and gone! We loved seeing and hearing all about your experiences this year and hope you’ll join us again for Slow Art Day 2018 (on Saturday, April 14)! Although the Slow Art Day team…
Host Lieve Raymaekers at BOZAR in Brussels, Belgium writes of their Slow Art Day 2017 experience, It was again (our second) great experience. Very mindful and peaceful, joyful…We started with a group meditation of 5 minutes around a Pol Bury fountain.…
Host Maggie Kamenitsa at the Butler Institute of American Art in Youngstown, Ohio, writes: We just wrapped up our first Slow Art Day—it was great! Our new docent class did a great job as they took several guests around to discuss…
Happy Slow Art Day to all of you across the globe! If you’re posting on social media, don’t forget to use the hashtags #SlowArtDay and #SlowArtDay2017. We look forward to seeing your pictures and hearing about your experiences today.
Host Joan Lueth at FQ Projects gallery (and the host of this year’s only Slow Art Day event in China) writes of their slow looking experience this year: Checking in from Shanghai after another fabulous Slow Art Day experience! We gathered in…
“Come to a gallery, sit with it for a while, absorb the works there. It’s like listening to a great piece of music. Looking at a really good work of art over and over again, you begin to see it…
Get ready for Slow Art Day in your area and train your eyes on ikonoTV. Our partners at ikonoTV say: “ikonoTV reinforces the idea of art as a universal language. Bringing art into everyone’s home, we invite our audience to take…
We were very excited to read columnist Terry Teachout‘s lovely write-up of Slow Art Day in the Wall Street Journal – it’s always great to see Slow Art Day reach new and wider audiences! Read the full article here.
It’s hard to believe how much Slow Art Day has grown and spread across the world since its inception in New York a mere 8 years ago. We’re looking forward to having 170+ venues from dozens of countries participate in…
The Rubin Museum of Art in New York is hosting a Slow Art Day event for the third year in a row, and they have some expert tips for you to bring with you to your slow looking experience on…