As I mentioned last week, slow looking has become popular in recent years with many museums and individuals offering virtual sessions for lockdown. But, why… Read More »12 Reasons to Get Started with Slow Looking
Have you been using the same Project Zero thinking routines for a while now? Maybe you’ve got a few core thinking routines that you’re comfortable… Read More »5 New Thinking Routines to Try in 2022
As we get older, we ask fewer questions. We wonder less. We are less curious. We don’t lose the ability to be curious, we just… Read More »How to stay curious in your practice
So in today’s episode is the first of 2 episodes devoted to a subject close to my heart: curiosity. This week I’ll be exploring what… Read More »3 Key Ways to Foster Curiosity in your Programmes
INTRODUCTION This week on the podcast: I’m delighted to be talking to Yaël van Loosbroek-Speck about art and mental health Yaël believes, like me, that… Read More »How looking at art can improve your mental health
Introduction The ability to ask powerful, relevant and incisive questions is one of the most useful skills you can have. With a good questioning technique… Read More »Quick ways to improve your questioning technique
Today we’re exploring 9 different ways that looking at art can make you a better writer. Throughout the ages, looking at art… Read More »9 Ways Art can Make you a Better Writer
For our last episode of the year, I’m sharing 3 slow looking activities for over the holidays. It’s a busy time of year and… Read More »3 SLOW LOOKING ACTIVITIES FOR THE HOLIDAYS
INTRODUCTION This week I’m delighted to be talking to Claire Bradshaw. Claire is an experienced coach, trainer and facilitator who brings a lot… Read More »Listening with Full Attention with Claire Bradshaw
INTRODUCTION Awe is an emotion that can be triggered by being around something larger than yourself, that’s not immediately understandable. It’s that feeling… Read More »6 Ways to Create Awe-Inspiring Experiences with Art and Objects