Princeton - 1 month ago

Take a break on Friday, December 5 at Princeton University Library’s Milberg Gallery in Firestone Library. Slow Looking is a method of art viewing that encourages prolonged observation and awareness. Join Graphic Arts Librarian, Molly Dotson, for a guided exploration of select objects in “Forms Function: The Splendors of Global Book Making,” the current exhibition in the Milberg Gallery. Visitors will be given a variety of prompts and strategies to begin the slow looking activity - first in small groups, and then individually. See what happens when you focus your attention on one object rather than taking in the entire exhibition. No prior experience or prior knowledge of the exhibition is needed. This event is open to students of Princeton University. Register below. Credit: Brandon Johnson, Princeton University Library

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