It’s when yogis get locked into the museum after hours and all the animals and exhibits come to life and wreak harmony in artifactual yoga! Just kidding. It’s yoga at some of the coolest museums in the country led by some of the name-droppingest yoga teachers of today. Hosted by none other than Flavorpill, the [...]
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Did you make it into this year’s YoGA at MoMA? Luck you! We hear it was a spectacular affair with over 300 yogis parked under the massive whale skeleton strung from the 60ft high ceiling. Gorgeous! The event was masterminded by Flavorpill co-founder Sascha Lewis, who can up with the idea back in 2004, but [...]
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Not to be confused with World Yoga Day (Jan 31), Yoga Day USA is the happy baby of mama org, Yoga Alliance, and was created “to raise awareness and change lives through the proven mental and physical benefits of Yoga.” And it’s just around the corner! This Saturday January 23 to be exact. Hadn’t heard [...]
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We heard the Yoga at MoMA event on Superbowl Sunday was pretty fantastic, although we have yet to find some reviews and recaps online. However, we hadn’t realized there was an exclusive prelude on Friday night! Museum patrons were treated to an impromptu yoga class right in the middle of Pipilotti Rist’s Pour Your Body [...]
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Hey NYCers, sign up now for Flavor Pill sponsored Free Yoga at MoMa, this Sunday morning Feb 1, as a ceremonious farewell to Pipilotti Rist’s fantastically interactive installation Pour Your Body Out exhibit (aerial view pictured above). The practice will be led by Virayoga found Elena Brower. The event is the morning of Superbowl Sunday, [...]
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Art Museums have always given us a sort of ethereal feel, being amidst the hard work and multitude of stories and history soaked into the canvas, it’s kind of like stepping into a thousand artsy brains in a time warp. (Far out, we know). Art is a transformative medium, one that is both reflective of [...]
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