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DUAL BALANCE

Slow Art Day

Observation + activation

Ugo Rondinone is an artist whose work is based on contrasts: opposing forces that complement and mutually propel each other. Joining the Slow Art Day initiative, Arte Abierto invites visitors to participate in a new way of experiencing the exhibition long last happy. Through individual and collective body activations, based on dance movements and performance, each visitor will have the opportunity to experience the sensation of opposing energies flowing through their own body.

Some of the Mexico City venues participating in this initiative are: Arte Abierto, Galería Alejandra Topete, Galería Color CDMX, Galería Arróniz, Galería Claroscuro, Galería Enrique Guerrero, Galería Ethra, Galería Karen Huber, Galería Kurimanzutto, Galería LS, Galería Le Laboratoire, Museo Kaluz, Galería Naranjo 141, Galería Oscar Román, Galería Proyecto Paralelo, Galería Third Born, Galería Tinta Naranja, Galería CAM, Galería Peana, Zona de Riesgo, Taller Cristina Torres, Galería Terreno Baldío, and Olivia Foundation.

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Slow Art Day In 2009, Phil Terry, founder of Reading Odyssey and CEO of Collaborative Gain, launched The Slow Art Day, an ongoing initiative aimed at inspiring arts organizations to develop programming that facilitates slow viewing and active dialogue after the viewing experience. Slow Art is an approach that promotes the slow, in-depth observation of works of art, in contrast to the tendency to view them quickly in museums and galleries. For more information on this initiative, enter here.

www.slowartday.com

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long last happy by Ugo Rondinone is an exhibition that invites visitors to a luminous world inspired by the celestial forces of the natural world: the sun, the moon and the rainbow. Through monumental sculptures and an ongoing public participation project, Rondinone explores the themes of consolation, regeneration and spiritual connection.

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