Sight and Insight: Slowing Down for Art
During these unprecedented times, self care is an essential skill, and it comes in many forms. In the world of visual arts, there is a movement that reminds people to slow down, take in their surroundings, and truly enjoy a piece of art.
In this webinar, expert faculty Josephine Halvorson, Marc Schepens (CFA’12) and Breehan James discussed their working processes with Director of School of Visual Arts Dana Clancy (CFA’99), including the role of deep attention and noticing in their painting practices. Hear about what it means to slow down and ground oneself in art.
Presenters
Josephine Halvorson
Professor of Art, Chair of Graduate Studies in Painting
Breehan James
Assistant Professor, Painting
Marc Schepens (CFA’12)
Lecturer in Art in Painting and Director of Undergraduate Studies
Moderator
Dana Clancy (CFA’99)
Director, School of Visual Arts
Associate Professor of Art, Painting
Sight and Insight: Slowing Down for Art originally aired Thursday, April 22, 2021.
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