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The Value of Slow Looking

But what’s interesting about Slow Art Day is that it offers a practice (look for at least 10 minutes) and the possibility of an experience that’s owned by the viewer. It’s why giving attention to art at the very least…

Notes From Hosts: Sabine Klement

Dear fellow-hosts, dear Slow Art Day-coordination department ;), cordial greetings from Cologne, where I’m happy to arrange a Slow Art-venue for the second time. After coming to know Slow Art-movement last year and  ‘putting together’ spontaneously a small event in…

Notes from Hosts: Roni Gilpin

Greetings to Slow Art hosts, First Southern Community Art Center in Stanford, Kentucky is participating in our very first Slow art Day.  We are a not for profit center for Visual Art, Drama and Music, run completely by volunteers.  We…

Notes From Hosts: Larissa Dahroug

Hello Slow Art Day people! The Clock Tower Studio/Gallery at Oakland, California’s historic Cotton Mill Studios is honored to be participating again this year in Slow Art Day. Currently on display (through the end of April) is an exhibition of…

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