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We've been discussing the Slow Art Day concept in another SCHQ thread. @danicaswanson is considering hosting one local to her, and I'm considering hosting a virtual one. I'm still thinking on this, but in the meantime, I wanted to share this gem of a program I found at the National Gallery of Art website. 

It's called The Art of Looking:

"Join us for interactive conversations facilitated by National Gallery educators around a single work of art. During these one-hour virtual sessions, you will be invited to share observations, interpretations, questions, and ideas about the works of art."

I'll be sharing similar events at different museums as I come across them. Please feel free to share those you know about.

Writer, senior editor, music journalist, polytheist, GenX eldergoth, + Moxiesplainer. /blxstonesnctuary https://tinyurl.com/Black-Stone-Wordsmith

We've been discussing the Slow Art Day concept in another SCHQ thread. @danicaswanson is considering hosting one local to her, and I'm considering hosting a virtual one. I'm still thinking on this, but in the meantime, I wanted to share this gem of a program I found at the National Gallery of Art website. 

It's called The Art of Looking:

"Join us for interactive conversations facilitated by National Gallery educators around a single work of art. During these one-hour virtual sessions, you will be invited to share observations, interpretations, questions, and ideas about the works of art."

I'll be sharing similar events at different museums as I come across them. Please feel free to share those you know about.
https://www.nga.gov/calendar/lectures/the-art-of-looking.html

"Neuroscience has confirmed what ancient artists always knew: we see only a tiny fraction of what is around us. To widen the lens and allow more in, we must slow down." ~ from the Slow Art Day blog 

https://www.slowartday.com/about/

Here's the original thread discussing the slow art concept.

Artsy-fartsy dog mom. Owner of /acrafterscove, /trishd, and I collab with /blxstonesnctuary

Here's the original thread discussing the slow art concept. https://warpcast.com/trishd/0x76acd206