Looking at trees isn't the only way to celebrate the National Cherry Blossom Festival. Consider these blossom-themed art exhibitions and events instead.
,” which opens March 19, the work is one of several in the museum’s collection that emphasize not just sakurabut related activities: coming together in celebration of spring. The Japanese tradition of flower viewing, known as hanami,Tamiko Thiel
found herself isolated in her apartment, longing for the cherry trees that brought joy to her childhood in Japan. Spring was in the air, but so was infection, so Thiel — an engineer, computer artist and one of the key designers of the first supercomputer — turned to technology to bring the blossoms to her fingertips. The result, an augmented-reality, app-based artwork, “,” uses your smartphone camera to create the illusion that you’re surrounded by fluttering pink petals.
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