Slow-Looking | Session 1

Join us for a series of slow-looking events, where we will engage with all aspects of the show A drop in becoming featuring new works by Theo Hynan-Ratcliffe and Annie Hogg.

In these events you are invited experience the works- as parts or as a whole. We will slow down and engage our senses. Through this practice of slow-looking, we aim to open enquiry that the works might or might not spark and to step, for a moment, out of our hectic paces and spaces.

We will come together as a group and share a conversation about the experience, however, if that feels like too much, you are welcome to simply sit.

Slow-looking/seeing is a tool used throughout many gallery settings and aims to allow space to slow down and engage, not only with artworks, but as a practice taken forward into our daily lives. A Slow Revolution! Join us.

“Mindfulness practices give us the opportunity to create spaces in our day when we consciously suspend habitual/routine ways of thinking and step into a more open inquiry of how our experience actually is, free from assumptions”.
- Clare Barton-Harvey.