April 3, 2027 — Look slowly. See more.
“Phantom Tattoo” by Gene Davis
Look. Slowly. Image source: Denver Art Museum is participating in Slow Art Day 2012- see more info
April 3, 2027 — Look slowly. See more.
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Slow Art Day Logo Design, the back story
In early 2009, California-based designer Richard Kramer met Slow Art Day founder Phil Terry in New York while attending the Gel conference. Richard took an immediate interest in Slow Art Day and offered to join the volunteer effort to grow…
Slow Art Day Announces 2012 Global Event Date
The announcement marks the 4th annual Slow Art Day and debuts a new website and logo.
NEW YORK, NY, February 27, 2012 – Slow Art Day, the international grassroots movement, announced that April 28, 2012 will be the fourth annual Slow Art Day and that 50 events have already been planned around the world. Organizers expect many additional events to be created by April 28, 2012. The announcement marks not only the continuation of the growing movement, but the debut of a new website and logo.
“Transparencies with Blue Movement” by Raymond Jonson
Look. Slowly. Image source: Harn Museum of Art is participating in Slow Art Day – see more info
Look slowly. “The Return” by Manuel Izquierdo
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“Days and Nights, Dawns and Dusks, East and West, North and South, Mine and Yours” by Ken Fandell
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Voices” by Lynn McCarty
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Slow Art Day – A Valentine for Art
Slow Art Day officially takes place this year on April 28th. But perhaps it should be held on Valentine’s Day each year, because Slow Art is really about loving art in a way we often share with loved ones.
Towards Disappearance, II by Sam Francis
Look slowly Image source: Museum of Modern Art, www.moma.org
Lisa Quinones, Slow Art Day Serbia host, opens exhibition
Lisa Quinones, 3-time Slow Art Day host in Serbia, just opened an exhibition of her photography, “Balkan Odyssey, a Photo Exhibition by Lisa Quinones.” The exhibition is at the Hellenic Foundation for Culture Kneza Milosa, 14, Belgrade, Serbia and will…