
A newsletter that explores what looking at artwork can teach us about seeing the art of our ordinary lives // from Marina Gross-Hoy, writer and Museum Studies scholar
| Platform | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly | |
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| Issues | 46 | Founded | 5 years ago | Last Issue | 17 days ago |
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Hello,
I can’t quite believe the following sentence is real, but here we go:
I have been doing a creation residency in an art museum.
Some truly exceptional people at the Musée national des beaux-arts du Québec invited me to dream up an...
Hello,
I was just editing an essay that is coming to you later this week about my creation residency at the Musée national des beaux-arts du Québec, when I realized I should probably write a note to you now because I’m hosting the third wo...
I hope you’ll join me TODAY (Tuesday, May 19) for Looking at Bodies, an online workshop exploring what bodies in art can reveal about the experience of ~being~ a body.
Hello,
A particularity of designing workshops about looking at...
Join me for our next online slow looking retreat on May 19 (this time we’ll be looking at bodies in art 👀)
Hello,
What is your relationship with shadows and darkness?
Before gathering a group of people to look at light together l...
Hello,
The day after hosting my first slow looking retreat, I was telling my mother how energizing the experience had been, both to prepare and to facilitate. The work had come straight from my gut, not my head, which felt almost subversiv...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Marina Gross-Hoy is a storyteller and Museum Studies scholar. She writes about playing with new ways of paying attention to embodied experience, by exploring what looking at artwork can teach us about seeing the art of our ordinary lives.
Lisa Olivera is the author of two books, a therapist, a mother, an adoptee, and a creative exploring the intersections of grief, beauty, belonging, and aliveness. // lisaolivera.com
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