Start your day with art, reflection, and conversation.
Join us for a Slow Looking session on September 30 with Janet Echelman’s work, guided by Neda Bostani and accompanied by her handpan rhythms. Through close observation and reflective dialogue, we’ll explore themes woven throughout Echelman’s practice, including interconnectedness, movement, resilience, environmental change, and the social and ecological systems that connect us.
No art background is needed. Just bring your curiosity. Complimentary coffee and refreshments, courtesy of Tatte Bakery & Café, will be available.
For more information about the concept of Slow Looking, click here.