INYIM Art & Innovation

Saturday Night Is for Swooning! We're hauntingly gushing over Myranda Hulka's ethereally romantic underwater ghost puppet. Set to music from the 1997 animated film Anastasia, this dreamy little spectacle brings together the beauty of puppetry, movement and nostalgia. Discover the mesmerizing creation.

Monday Muse digs out the Detroit Institute of Arts’ wonderfully theatrical 1976 “You Gotta Have Art!” commercial and its impossible-to-forget museum jingle.

Thee illustrious Donaldson Futuro has landed on the real-estate market. The restored 1969 flying-saucer home near Idyllwild is asking $1.495 million after a remarkable rescue and restoration.

Take a quiet Moment of Zen with Lois Hobart’s 1968 children’s book What Is a Whispery Secret?, illustrated by Martha Alexander and built around whispers, secrets and one very simple expression of love.

Today’s Friday Feeling finds René Magritte doing what he does best: taking thee familiar world, breaking it apart and reassembling it into something impossible.

Sara Bjarland turns discarded watering cans into “Watering the Water,” a playful 2024 PaltzBiënnale installation about waste, nature and the absurdity of overproduction.

Forty life-size buffalo puppets take over New York City for Return of the Buffalo: Tatanka Owe Akupi, a two-day public-art procession rooted in Native culture, survival and renewal.