Looking Inward
Join docent June Heintz for guided mindfulness practices followed by slow looking with an artwork on view.
On average, people spend less than 30 seconds viewing a work of art. The Looking Inwardprogram uses slow looking — an observation style gaining traction in museums around the world that aims to change this through intentionally observing art. Rooted in a meditative approach, Looking Inward encourages participants to slow down, look closely, connect, and share insights together.
Upcoming Sessions: Sunday 11 AM–12 PM
- April 19th
Join docent June Heintz for guided mindfulness practices followed by slow looking with an artwork on view.
On average, people spend less than 30 seconds viewing a work of art. The Looking Inwardprogram uses slow looking — an observation style gaining traction in museums around the world that aims to change this through intentionally observing art. Rooted in a meditative approach, Looking Inward encourages participants to slow down, look closely, connect, and share insights together.
Upcoming Sessions: Sunday 11 AM–12 PM
- April 19th
Good to know
Highlights
- 1 hour
- In person
Location
The Fralin Museum of Art at the University of Virginia
155 Rugby Road
Charlottesville, VA 22904
How do you want to get there?
