Maria Wegenke is an education specialist and the the coordinator for the first-ever Slow Art Day at the Museum of Contemporary Art (MOCAK) in Krakow, Poland. Open since February 2010, MOCAK’s exhibits focus on contemporary international art, and one of…
Look. Slowly. The Allentown Art Museum is now participating in Slow Art Day 2012- see more info Image Source:
Slow Art Day 2012 Announces Key Milestone
Organizers announce more than 75 events are scheduled for April 28, 2012.
NEW YORK, NY, April 3, 2012 – Slow Art Day, the international grassroots arts movement, announced that Slow Art Day events would take place in at least 75 venues (museums, galleries and sculpture gardens) around the world April 28, 2012. Venues range from small to large and include MoMA in New York (the site of the first Slow Art Day in 2009), Musée d'Art Moderne de la Ville de Paris, and the National Gallery in Canberra, Australia. Organizers expect additional venues to join leading up to April 28, 2012...
As a proud partner of Slow Art Day 2012, ikono (www.ikono.org) is airing the first Slow Art Day television commercial. View it here
Look. Slowly. The Contemporary Art Museum of Chicago is participating in Slow Art Day 2012- see more info Image Source:
Rick Faulkner is a first-time host for Slow Art Day 2012 at the Art Depot in Gargrave, United Kingdom. The artist/director and founder member of Chrysalis, Rick undertakes creative project development, management and consultation work for the company and is…
Look. Slowly. Spencer Museum of Art is participating in Slow Art Day 2012- see more info Image source: www.junglekey.fr
Michael Bowen is passionate about cinema and expanding people’s horizons beyond the regular commercial film-going experience. A motion picture historian currently finishing a PhD at New York University and teaching on the college level, he tells us more about his…
Look. Slowly. Peabody Essex Museum is participating in Slow Art Day 2012- see more info Image Source: www.pem.org
Take a short walkabout to meet a Slow Art Day volunteer host from Down Under: Michelle Fracaro, the Program Coordinator in the Learning and Access section of the National Gallery of Australia. Slow Art Day: Why are you hosting Slow…