We had a wonderful webinar with the leaders of the Belgian Slow Art Day movement, Katrijn D’ hammers and Tinne Langens. During the webinar, they also showed this very good 4 minute video that they just produced about their mindfulness…
Join us for our first webinar of the 2018-2019 season when the leaders of Slow Art Day Belgium takes us through their innovative mindfulness program. Wed, Sept 12 – 11:00am NYC time – 08:00am California time – 16:00 London time…
Slow Art Day 2018 begins in about 12 hours in Australia and China. Then as the sun rises across the world more and more events come online in Africa, Europe, then North America and South America until finally more than…
Four different museums and one church will host Slow Art Day across Belgium this Saturday, April 14, 2018. Katrijn D ‘Hammers, writing in Dutch on the Blog for Faro, a nonprofit cultural center in Brussells that supports museums throughout the…
New Orleans is currently sponsoring *7* – cross that out – now *9* – Slow Art Day 2018 events this Saturday (two more signed up after this post went live including the Ogden Art Museum). As a result, New Orleans beats…
For Slow Art Day, Mass MOCA is doing something radical – asking participants to shut off their phone. In fact, they have designed a turning-off-the-phone detox ceremony to kick off their set of Slow Art Day events. We look forward…
The Columbus Museum goes live for Slow Art Day with an exhibit they call The Patient Eye. Designed by artist Jonathan VanDyke, The Patient Eye is a live art performance where he views 16 quilts for 3 hours each over a…
With 280 artworks on display at any given time, the Dennos Museum in Traverse City, Michigan wants to help its visitors slow down and take in just a few for Slow Art Day. “Going to a museum and trying to…
The Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art in Bentonville, Arkansas is participating again this year in Slow Art Day. The museum, opened in 2011, celebrates the American spirit in a setting that “unites the power of art with the beauty of…
The National Museum of Women in the Arts is a longtime leader in the Slow Art Day movement, and they are hosting again this year. Based in Washington, DC, this wonderful institution takes seriously how to help its audience learn…