Slow Art with Friends offers a refreshing take to your regular guided museum experience. In this group experience, facilitators will guide you through activities inspired by He Xiangning’s art and life. Each activity contains exercises in slow looking, a practice that encourages you to look a little longer at art.
This programme is for anyone interested in exploring another format of art engagement. No prior knowledge of art is required. This is an interactive programme.
Bring your friends or family members along to join in the fun or make new friends along the way if you sign up as an individual. Be prepared to listen, share and embrace new perspectives for a richer collective experience. This programme is suitable for ages 13 and above.
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When: 4 Apr 2026, English: 1–2pm | Mandarin: 3–4pm - Suitable For: Adults, Students and Educators
- Where: City Hall Wing, Level 4, Wu Guanzhong Gallery
- Ticket Information: $8 per pax, a General Admission ticket is required for this programme
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