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“We are all breathing the same air and we are all connected to the world by air.” — Yoko Ono
Artist Yoko Ono’s "Air Dispensers,” candy machines distributing capsules of air, will be part of our interactive fall exhibition Take Me (I’m Yours). Available exclusively through our Kickstarter campaign, find out how you can take home an air capsule and print signed by the artist before our exhibition opens.
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Toucans, Roosters and More Birds Doing Yoga
To see more birds doing yoga, check out @birdsdoingyoga on Instagram.
If you have ever wondered what a Taiwanese blue magpie doing the goddess pose looks like, then you’re about to become a fan of Chris Counce. “I always choose the bird first,” says the 47-year-old artist behind Birds Doing Yoga (@birdsdoingyoga), a vibrant account that features animals in various meditative states. “Based on the bird’s unique features I will pick a pose that puts the particular species in the best light.” The idea came to Chris in 2014, during his Saturday morning drawing sessions with his daughter, Finley. They first started re-creating characters from animated films before moving on to yoga-obsessed chickens, hummingbirds and everything in between. “The most rewarding thing is I get to say to my daughter, ‘Let’s do this together,’” says Chris. “If we never discovered this we would always be doing something one of us was not thrilled with.”
Street photographer Daniel Arnold captured Met Gala attendees as only he could. See all the photos here.
A color wheel from a handy dandy book published in 1864 to help painters, textile designers, decorators, gardeners and more color match.
Page through the digitized book here
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Creative Prompt: Write a Haiku Diary
Use poetry to reflect on your week.
By Pixie Casey and Stephanie Kuehnert. Illustration by Ana Hinojosa.
Throwing Colors, Staying Present: @ravimishraindia Captures the Essence of Holi
To see more of Ravi’s photography, follow @ravimishraindia on Instagram. Explore #Holi to discover how the Instagram community is celebrating the festival.
“The power of color translates into the magic of love and bonding through Holi,” photographer Ravi Mishra (@ravimishraindia) says. “It’s great to see people meet as strangers, smear some color on one another and turn into friends.” Ravi has documented #Holi for the last six years, but 2013 stands out in his mind: Ravi watched the widows of Vrindavan play with color for the first time. Traditionally, the women in this town weren’t allowed to take part in any celebration after they lost their husbands. “The opening up of the festival to these women, therefore, signaled an important development in the Indian societal fabric,” he says. “This was a historic moment in India’s cultural landscape.”
As a follow-up to the popular “People I Want to Punch in the Face” black book, the Museum Shop collaborated with 27th Street Press to create this Whitney exclusive notebook.
