Freebies: MoMA art courses, yoga classes, best selling books
From art, to reading, to yoga, some pretty amazing freebies are up for grabs below:
MoMA
The Museum of Modern Art in New York released a series of free online art courses. Here are some of the options:
Fashion As Design - learn all about the history of garments via renowned designers, historians, and manufacturers.
Seeing Through Photography - designed to help you understand different types of photography and develop your skills to examine the differences between them.
Modern Art and Ideas + What Is Contemporary Art? - 12hr and 17hr courses analyzing contemporary art.
In the Studio: Abstract Post-War Painting - 27hrs long and, at the end, you are invited to post images of your own paintings on the discussion platforms.
Get access to the course here: coursera.org/moma
BEST SELLING BOOKS
Shocking some of the most top-selling books available, available online, completely free. From science and history, to biographies and well-known titles such as: Think and Grow Rich, Eat That Frog, The Alchemist and The War of Art to name just a few.
Head over to pdfdrive.net for access to literally millions of ebooks. There's no download limit, no ads .... just free content.
MORE FREEBIES
While on the topic of learning, Vancouver’s Science World is closed but their learning archive is full of activities that parents can do with children and that older kids can utilize at elementary and high school levels: https://www.scienceworld.ca/resources/
And, finally, a yoga studio discovered while traveling has a free library online. All levels, different types of practices and some guided meditations. All available for free: https://www.corepoweryogaondemand.com/keep-up-your-practice
Side note - the Vancouver Aquarium has some lives cams running at all times. The animals are not always in view, but entertaining to watch when they are:
jellyfish cam: https://www.vanaqua.org/visit/live-cams-jelly-cam
otter cam: https://www.vanaqua.org/visit/live-cams-sea-otter-cam
Listen to all the details here:
As heard on The NightSide with Jon Pole, aired on iHeartRadio stations CJAD800 and Newstalk1010.
Photo by Hafsa Razzaq on Unsplash
