Slow Art – Eine Entdeckung
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In the organizer's words:
28 female artists are participating in the 2026 symposium. Throughout the symposium, visitors can watch them at work. Each artist works on her own pieces, while at the same time, new ideas and perspectives emerge through their interactions with one another. Joint image analyses are just as much a part of the creative process as mutual inspiration.
This event takes it a step further: It’s not the artists who talk about the art—it’s the visitors.
On August 27, 2026, at 6:30 p.m., we invite you to an in-depth examination of selected works created during the symposium. The focus is on slow, independent art appreciation. First, you’ll view the works without any background information and let them sink in. In the discussion that follows, new perspectives on what you’ve seen will emerge.
The evening will be moderated by Sabine Klement. She has many years of experience with the Slow Art method, a unique form of art education that facilitates an open, inclusive, and personal approach to the inspiring impact of art.
The focus is on your own perceptions: You describe in your own words what you see, what moves you, and why a particular work caught your attention. The artists themselves also participate in the discussion.
There is no right or wrong here. Every view of a work of art is shaped by personal experiences, memories, and feelings. When you look closely at a work and describe it, you often uncover surprising perspectives—without resorting to specialized art-historical terminology.
The event is conceived as a conversation among equals. Visitors’ perceptions are just as valuable as those of the artists. From different perspectives, a shared dialogue about art emerges—open, curious, and respectful.
We cordially invite you to discover your own perspective on art and to engage in conversation with others.
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This event takes it a step further: It’s not the artists who talk about the art—it’s the visitors.
On August 27, 2026, at 6:30 p.m., we invite you to an in-depth examination of selected works created during the symposium. The focus is on slow, independent art appreciation. First, you’ll view the works without any background information and let them sink in. In the discussion that follows, new perspectives on what you’ve seen will emerge.
The evening will be moderated by Sabine Klement. She has many years of experience with the Slow Art method, a unique form of art education that facilitates an open, inclusive, and personal approach to the inspiring impact of art.
The focus is on your own perceptions: You describe in your own words what you see, what moves you, and why a particular work caught your attention. The artists themselves also participate in the discussion.
There is no right or wrong here. Every view of a work of art is shaped by personal experiences, memories, and feelings. When you look closely at a work and describe it, you often uncover surprising perspectives—without resorting to specialized art-historical terminology.
The event is conceived as a conversation among equals. Visitors’ perceptions are just as valuable as those of the artists. From different perspectives, a shared dialogue about art emerges—open, curious, and respectful.
We cordially invite you to discover your own perspective on art and to engage in conversation with others.
Location
Werkbühne
Saumstraße 9
47805 Krefeld
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