Uploaded February 2024 | Updated September 2026, 3 hours ago
Art can be an access point for contemplative practice and mindfulness, and the High is exploring and embracing this through its Oasis program. Through movement, sound, art making, and conversational activations, staff members connect art to different spiritual, religious, or contemplative practices while providing patrons with a different way to view the art and world around them.
Watch Carlton Mackey, Assistant Director of Education, Community Dialogue and Engagement, and Noa Schmitz, Education Department Office Coordinator, in this month’s art story as they delve into Oasis, a Friday night program centered on presence, community, and contemplation at the High Museum of Art.
Visit the High Museum: high.org
Art can be an access point for contemplative practice and mindfulness, and the High is exploring and embracing this through its Oasis program. Through movement, sound, art making, and conversational activations, staff members connect art to different spiritual, religious, or contemplative practices while providing patrons with a different way to view the art and world around them.
Watch Carlton Mackey, Assistant Director of Education, Community Dialogue and Engagement, and Noa Schmitz, Education Department Office Coordinator, in this month’s art story as they delve into Oasis, a Friday night program centered on presence, community, and contemplation at the High Museum of Art.
Visit the High Museum: high.org
