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September 19, 2013
I love New York and I love yoga. When they get together in the streets, I'm in heaven.
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Megan Marie, 42nd Street
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Bernadette Birney, Grand Central Terminal
Meghan Currie, Tribeca
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Meghan Currie, Freedom Tower
Elitza Datcheva, Central Park
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Tao Porchon-Lynch, Spring in Central Park
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Trace Keaslor, Financial District
Bill Gluck (aka Flexibill), Autumn in Central Park
Gerald Saluti, Upper East Side
Kim Stetz, Central Park (painted by Andy Golub)
Kelly Kamm, Downtown Manhattan
Sarah McGrath, Meatpacking District
Megan Marie, The Cloisters
Hannah Gart, Church Street
Jen Warakomski, Brooklyn Bridge
Robert Sturman
A dedicated yoga practitioner himself, Sturman's work has increasingly focused on capturing the timeless grace and embodied mindfulness of asana. His portraits, whether set in the lively streets of Manhattan, the expansiveness of Malibu's beaches and canyons, the timeless elegance of Walden's New England, or the bleakness of San Quentin Prison, remind us that there is beauty everywhere. In Sturman's own words "I often think of Rumi: 'I can't stop pointing to the beauty.' That feels right to me."
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