Slow Art Day 2025 at National Gallery Singapore returns with three new episodes of the Slow Art Guide. Be the first to listen to the new episodes and hear from experts who have successfully applied slow looking in their work with communities.
Explore ways to experience the event below.
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When: 6 April - Suitable For: Adults, Visitors with accessibility needs, Students and Educators
- Where: Level 3, UOB Southeast Asia Gallery, Supreme Court Wing and Level 3, Singapore Courtyard, City Hall Wing
- Registration Required
Slow Art Day 2025
Slow Art Day 2025 at National Gallery Singapore returns with three new episodes of the Slow Art Guide. Inspired by the principles of slow looking, the Slow Art Guide is an audio experience that will take you on a reflective journey that focuses on one artwork in the Gallery.
The three new artworks are:
- Moro Dance by Galo O’Campo, UOB SEA Gallery 5
- Face by Fua Haribhitak, UOB SEA Gallery 7
- The Mystical Reality Reinvented: Hua by Sulaiman Esa, UOB SEA Gallery 11
Founded in 2010, Slow Art Day is a global event with the mission to help more people discover the joy of looking at and loving art. Each year, people all over the world visit local museums and galleries on this day to experience art at a contemplative pace.
The Gallery has celebrated Slow Art Day since 2021 and offers a diverse range of programmes and talks that take a deep dive into slow looking and mindfulness each year. Find out more about out Slow Art programme offerings here.
Featured artworks
Ways to Experience
Experience the transformative power of slow looking in this unique programme. Be the first to listen to brand new episodes of the Slow Art Guide. You can also register for a facilitated group session for a richer collective experience.
- Sun 6 Apr 2025 | 10.30am -11.30am ( 1 session) | 4pm - 5pm (2 Sessions)
Join us for a dynamic roundtable featuring experts from the participatory arts, creative health and community outreach. Each expert will share their perspective on how they have integrated slow looking into their professional practices.
- Sun 6 Apr 2025 | 1.30pm - 3pm