Abstract art can be confusing at first glance. Slow looking gives you time to move past that initial “Huh?” moment. There’s often more to abstract art than meets the eye. Patient observation …

Across 100 works, Brad Coleman and Amanda Alderson explore the boundaries between chance and control, colour and form, creation and response. Their artworks exist in conversation—a rhythmic dialogue where one medium echoes another, blurring the …

On April 10th, more than 110 museums and galleries around the world have slowed down to create more inclusive environments that allow everyone to learn how to look at and love art. From Canada and the USA to Greece and Slovakia, a large …

Nov 22, 2014 · Like the Slow Food movement, the Slow Art movement is grounded on the premise that one should savor artworks in a conscious and deliberate manner rather than …

Slow drawing is a meditative art practice. Here I share pen art drawings and abstract drawing ideas. You will find drawing ideas, easy doodles, and patterns inspired by nature. You can draw yourself calm with these patterns!

Slow art or slow looking is an observation style gaining traction around the world that aims to change this through intentionally observing art. Rooted in a meditative approach, this practice encourages not only taking more time to appreciate a work of art but also cultivating a slower state of mind in order to do so.

Why not try looking at art a little more slowly? What is 'Slow Art'? Most of us are used to looking at art for short amount of time, in passing. ‘Slow Art’ was created to encourage us all to look at …

Aug 20, 2015 · Mr. Richter’s hundreds of abstract paintings, usually created with the help of a squeegee, make a virtue of frustration: He doesn’t think painting has an authentic future, and yet each one ...

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By looking at art slowly, we take time to observe what we see visually and accumulate words without talking about its artist or background from art history. The benefits of slow looking are not limited to deepening one’s knowledge of paintings.