What happens as we attend a lecture about art? We gain knowledge about a specific artist or a work of art, about connections among various artists within a culture, but also across different times and places. We also learn to see and think differently.

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We are all too familiar with overcrowded museums, filled with visitors who zip around from one famous work of art to another, snapping away pictures as a kind of evidence of their experience. The "slow art" journeys we design offer an antidote to such experiences: TIME to look attentively, exchange ideas with fellow travelers, and contemplate the importance of what one is seeing.

Typically, these journeys are limited to a maximum of 14 participants and focus on a single city. Past programs have included stays in cities like Florence, Venice, Rome, Madrid, Berlin, Brussels, and Antwerp. In addition, we are developing small-group journeys to less known destinations. Their shared quality is the wealth of art and architectural treasures, awaiting to be seen with new eyes.

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