WSRC Scholar, museum educator and art historian, Annie Storr leads a virtual workshop in reflective looking using imagery from the Women’s Studies Research Center exhibition, “How Will They Know We Were Here? 100 Years Beyond Women’s Suffrage.” Storr, who wrote the essay for the exhibition catalog, developed Exercises for the Quiet Eye (EQE) to encourage patient reflection and an attempt to avoid the rush to understand, or determine a set interpretation for what we see. Through a series of adapted exercises specifically formatted for virtual participation, the focus is on finding new ways of experiencing art. The workshop will be held via ZOOM. Please have a pencil and pad of paper at hand.