IMMA Horizons presents Slow Art Online, a virtual tour to ignite your curiosity. From the comfort of your own location, IMMA Guides will lead you through an unhurried exploration of each artwork, encouraging you to engage your senses, deepen your connection with art and cultivate a more mindful approach to viewing.
This February, we will focus on the work Whitethorn, truck view by Nick Miller, a self-taught painter who moved from London to Ireland in 1984. Miller’s work is figurative and concerned with memory and subjective experience. The piece Whitethorn, truck view was created as part of his Truckscapes series, a study of landscapes painted from a mobile studio devised to minimise the separation between artist and subject.
During this online session, you’ll be invited to delve deeper into this piece, taking time to reflect on what you see, what your eyes are drawn to, and how this work makes you feel.
Join us for a virtual, online IMMA slow art experience! Delve deeper, as we explore IMMA artworks by engaging the senses and fostering creative responses.
Please note that we will distribute the Zoom link to all participants one day prior to the scheduled session. To book your place, click here.
| Date | Time |
| Wednesday 8 January | 13:00 |
| Wednesday 19 February | 13:00 |
| Wednesday 12 March | 13:00 |
| Wednesday 09 April | 13:00 |
| Wednesday 07 May | 13:00 |
| Wednesday 11 June | 13:00 |
This programme is part of IMMA Horizons: Lifelong Creativity for the Curious. IMMA Horizons provides free creative experiences and events for adults to meet and explore art together at a relaxed pace, in a sociable and supportive environment that encourages active participation by all. Take time for yourself and discover new ways of looking at the world and connecting with others, through facilitated experiences at IMMA and online.