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Archive for June 2, 2016
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Video of the Week
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Jun 02, 2016 |
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Fly by Night
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| At that “magical moment between civil and nautical twilight… when your ears are tuned to the wind and your eyes begin to shift from day to night,’ Fly by Night begins. 1,800 LED-lit pigeons fly in a coordinated pattern above the East River, taking to the sky from a decommissioned aircraft carrier docked at the Brooklyn Navy Yard. Using whistles and garbage bags tied to the end of bamboo poles, artist Duke Riley and his assistants guide the birds in their illuminated flight for a half hour show on Friday, Saturday and Sunday evenings until June 12, 2016. The free shows, commissioned by the non-profit arts organization, Creative Time, are completely booked, but we are lucky to have this exclusive, behind-the-scenes access to the artist and his process. |
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The world is full of magic things, patiently waiting for our senses to grow sharper.
– W.B. Yeats –
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Why We Feel Awe
“News stories and social media posts inundate us every day with tips for greater happiness, health, and general well-being. But who has time to fit them into our already packed schedules? Recently, though, my research has led me to believe that one simple prescription can have transformative effects: look for more daily experiences of awe. This doesn’t require a trek to the mountains. What the science of awe suggests is that opportunities for awe surround us, and their benefits are profound.” Read on for a fascinating deep-dive into what just might be our most under-rated emotion. { read more }
Be The Change
Sharpen your senses this week and tune into the quiet marvels within and without. For inspiration here’s a passage by Nobel-prizewinning physRichard Feynman on “New Atoms Doing the Same Dance” { more } |
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