A city may offer more art than you can take in during a single afternoon. Try filling a map with every promising stop, and the visit can become a rush from one work to the next: enough time for a glance and a photograph, but not enough to see how the art was made.

Instead, build a smaller walk around one material. Glass, tile, metal or paint gives you a thread to follow between works. You don’t need to know every technique. Begin with what you can see: the joins, the way light meets the surface and the distance at which the image comes into focus.
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