Haslla Art World in Gangneung to Host 'SLOW_ING: Slow Walk' Cultural and Arts Event in June

Haslla Art World in Gangneung will host the cultural and arts program 'SLOW_ING: Slow Walk' in June 2025, offering a pause in daily life. This Gangneung event is designed to give participants a break from the fast-paced routines of modern life, providing time to refresh and recharge both body and mind through slowness, relaxation, and leisure.

Haslla Art World, a multi-purpose cultural space where nature and art harmonize, boasts a unique setting where mountains and the East Sea come together. As a popular healing destination visited by many each year, the venue will offer a variety of experiential programs during this event, allowing visitors to experience the special atmosphere of Haslla Art World more deeply.

'SLOW_ING: Slow Walk' will take place throughout the indoor and outdoor spaces of Haslla Art World from June 6 (Friday) to June 8 (Sunday), 2025, from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. The main programs include: 'Slow Walk,' a stroll through the sculpture park in harmony with nature; 'Slow Drawing,' where participants freely express their senses while observing nature; 'Deep Appreciation,' which encourages a profound connection with artworks; 'Metal Craft,' which awakens the sense of touch; and 'Social Table,' where visitors can share their impressions of artworks over an emotional brunch. These sensory experiences are designed to allow participants to fully immerse themselves in the aesthetics of slowness.

Additionally, in commemoration of Memorial Day, the 'Taeguk Eco Bag Making' activity will offer a meaningful opportunity for families, from children to adults, to participate together and reflect more deeply on the significance of Memorial Day.

For more details, please refer to the official Haslla Art World website.

A Haslla Art World representative stated, "We have prepared the 'SLOW_ING: Slow Walk' program with the hope that participants will pause in their fast-paced daily lives and experience the value of slowness by reflecting on themselves in nature and art," adding, "We hope that this leisurely time at Haslla will provide visitors with true rest and recovery."