Finesse your flow with Lululemon’s rippling 3D yoga mat
Finesse your flow with Lululemon’s rippling 3D yoga mat
Lululemon launches the first 3D-zoned cushioning Take Form yoga mat
Calling all yogis. Ever lose your footing when dipping into a downward dog or lunging forward into Warrior II? A mere misstep can cause you to lose your meditative mindset.
Luckily for those focused on their flow, be it Ashtanga Vinyasa or Yin, Lululemon has the well-aligned answer. The Canadian brand has launched Take Form, a yoga mat which specialises in stability, and is guaranteed to stop you from losing your grip. This first cushioned design features a series of grooved 3D pads, mapped out to ensure optimal body positioning in poses which yogis profess are the most difficult to perfect. Lululemon’s accessories team and Whitespace R&D Lab developed the design based on extensive research and testing, across yoga devotees of all levels of experience.
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Author of the article: Shawn Conner
Publishing date: Feb 23, 2021 • February 23, 2021 • 2 minute read • Jacob Williams Semble is one of nine pieces that make up Ballet B.C. s Take Form. jpg
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Whether you’re looking for date-night ideas, free things to do, or just something fun to do with the kids, you can’t go wrong with our list of events happening around Metro Vancouver between Feb. 25 and March 3. Headlining this week’s picks is Take Form, a collection of nine performances that marks the return of Ballet B.C. For more ideas, click HERE for our coverage of Vancouver’s Arts scene.
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Ballet BC will open its 2021 season on February 25 with a digital streaming performance,
Take Form.
The online event will feature nine new performances entirely choreographed and performed by their dancers and Artists in Residence.
“It is about creativity, artistic growth, and freedom, says Ballet BC artistic director Medhi Walerski in a press release. We must offer space, time, and opportunity for our dancers to learn and explore the different facets of our art form. I am so excited for them, and I hope that
Take Form will become a fundamental tool in the development of future choreographers, leaders, and producers.
Needham library to showcase local sculptor through January
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The Needham Free Public Library recently announced that Wellesley sculptor Goce Davidov will be exhibiting his work online in January on the library’s website.
Davidov’s exhibit of ceramic sculpture, “Thoughts Take Form,” aims to combine his industrial, technical aesthetic with the warmth of the clay medium.
His small abstract ceramic sculptures stand as a counterpoint to his large-scale work on public monuments both in his native Macedonia and in the United States.
Davidov grew up in Macedonia where he won a national first prize for designing a large monument to national hero Jane Jandanski. At the same time, he developed his personal passion for working with clay to create abstract sculptures that “plum the depths of his life experiences.”
New Art Center teacher exhibits abstract sculptures online
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Goce Davidov, a teacher at New Art Center in Newton, will exhibit sculpture work online with the Needham Free Public Library for the month of January.
Davidov’s exhibit of ceramic sculpture, “Thoughts Take Form,” combines his industrial, technical aesthetic with the warmth of the clay medium.
A teacher of ceramics at the New Arts Center, Davidov makes small abstract ceramic sculptures that stand as counterpoint to his large-scale work on public monuments both in his native Macedonia and in the U.S.
Davidov grew up in war-torn Macedonia where he won a national first prize for designing a large monument to national hero Jane Jandanski. At the same time, he developed his personal passion for working with clay to create intricate abstract sculptures that plum the depths of his life experiences.