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ABC News & Headlines – Australian Broadcasting Corporation·3 min read·medium

Slow Read exhibition asks us to ditch doom-scrolling for art celebrating the printed page

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Daniel Herborn
Slow Read exhibition asks us to ditch doom-scrolling for art celebrating the printed page
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The 'Slow Read' exhibition at the Hawthorn Arts Centre in Victoria, Australia, features multimedia works that encourage visitors to disconnect from digital devices. The show highlights nine artists who transform books and printed materials into tactile, multi-dimensional art pieces.

Palomita/Soledad, which roughly translates as Little Dove/Solitude, comprises verse fragments from a poem by artist Nadia Hernández's grandfather. ( Supplied: Hawthorn Arts Centre/Christian Capurro )

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