At the Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden of the Smithsonian Institute in Washington DC, you'll find six infinity mirror rooms that give viewers the opportunity to examine Kusama's central themes, including the celebration of life and it's aftermath.










Yayoi Kusama's mirrors combined with her artwork creates a kaleidoscopic environment and gives an opportunity to step into the illusion of infinite space. This exhibition has the most ever rooms shown together.

"Infinity Mirror Room-Phalli's Field (1965/2016)"

"Infinity Mirrored Room-Love Forever (1966/1994)"

"Infinity Mirrored Room-The Souls of Millions of Light Years Away (2013)"

"Dots Obsession-Love Transformed into Dots (2007/2017)"

"Infinity Mirrored Room-Aftermath of the Obliteration of Eternity (2009)"

"Infinity Mirrored Room-All the Eternal Love I Have for the Pumpkins (2016)

"The Obliteration Room (2002/2017)

The exhibition was one of the best ones I have ever seen! The installations are brilliant, vibrant and it's truly hard to pick a favorite. (Although, I am partial to the pumpkins because I'm obsessed with their glow plus that's my nickname from my mom. <3)



This must-see exhibition is sure to be packed out, hence why to gain access, you will need a pre-selected timed pass. Passes are released on the museum's website Mondays at noon for the following week or you can walk up for same-day passes starting February 23.

Don't miss out and be sure to share your social media posts with the #InfiniteKusama hashtag!!



Yayoi Kusama: Infinity Mirrors
February 23 to May 14, 2017

Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden
Independence Avenue at 7th street SW
Open daily, 10am-5:30pm

Get your timed passes HERE





I was a guest of the Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden for this exhibition but all opinions are my own. 

KAWS: WHERE THE END STARTS is an art exhibition showing at the Modern Museum of Art in Fort Worth, Texas until January 22, 2017. The display features KAWS' works from the past 20 years and explores his admirable career, reminding us why he's one of the world's most coveted artists today.



























This museum is absolutely gorgeous! If I lived in the Dallas/Fort Worth area, I'm sure I'd partially live there, it's so serene.


Look out for more from the area because I'll be touring Downtown soon, courtesy of Visit Dallas.




Til next time,


xo.

Asanda Spa opened a new location at the Delta Sky Club in Terminal 4 of JFK airport.






If travelers have access to the club, they'll have a chance to enjoy the Asanda/Stay Well experience. Passengers can relax, enjoy and restore with massages, facials or one of the mind body services to create a wellness refuge from the stresses that travel bring.


In the spa lounge, you can rejuvenate with a Nap26 power nap, listen to a guided meditation by Deepak Chopra or admire Louie Schwartzberg's moving art. Recline and enjoy the lounge's aromatherapy and enhanced air quality, and so much more.






I tried Deepak Chopra's Dream Weaver Light, Sound and Mind machine and it was AMAZING! I honestly thought I was flying through clouds. Using a combination of LED lights and sounds, you're sent on the journey of your choice and feel similar to how you would in a meditative state. Talk about B-L-I-S-S.


I meditate regularly and have never felt an experience like that one. Luckily, the Deepak Chopra experience is available for purchase at the Asanda Spa so you can take it with you and have them regularly on your own.







This spa is just a taste of what Asanda Spa has to offer, as they have two more Delta Sky Club locations: one in Seattle and an upcoming in Atlanta. They also have two stand alone locations in Manhattan that have more services and the full Davines product line, I can't wait to check those out!


I recommend The Asanda Spa Lounge at the Delta Sky Club in JFK to anyone who gets the opportunity to try it. Increased energy, improved productivity and reduced stress help optimize your well-being and travel experience and that's something we can all appreciate.