Spend time in a kaleidoscopic garden. Mika Ninagawa: Feel the Flow(ers) Open now Wander into a dreamlike, color-filled universe where you can touch, see, and feel the flow(ers). One of Japan’s most celebrated contemporary photographers, Mika Ninagawa (born 1972) creates portals to otherworldly realms. Her vivid, psychedelic photographs captured the public’s imagination in the 1990s. Now, she takes over the Brooklyn Museum’s Education Gallery for her first immersive installation in the United States. Visitors of all ages are invited to delight in this sensory and spiritual experience, which is enhanced with performances, art making, and other activations. Free with Museum admission. Plan your visit Stop and feel the flowers Family-friendly events Flower Crowns Saturday–Sunday, November 14–15, 12–4 pm Don’t just feel the flowers—wear the flowers! Create a silk flower crown within the bloom-filled world of Mika Ninagawa: Feel the Flow(ers). Free with Museum admission. From the top: Fall Fête, 2026. (Photo: Matthew Carasella Photography); Mika Ninagawa. A Piece of Heaven, 2002. Printed vinyl. ©mika ninagawa / Courtesy of Tomio Koyama Gallery; Mika Ninagawa. Untitled, 2026. Printed vinyl. ©mika ninagawa / Courtesy of Tomio Koyama Gallery; Mika Ninagawa. Untitled, 2026. Printed vinyl. ©mika ninagawa / Courtesy of Tomio Koyama Gallery; Installation view of Mika Ninagawa: Feel the Flow(ers), Brooklyn Museum, 2026. (Photo: Dan Bradica) Mika Ninagawa: Feel the Flow(ers) is organized by Shamilia Tocruray, Director of Education, and Pauline Vermare, Phillip and Edith Leonian Curator of Photography. The Brooklyn Museum is grateful for the generosity of our supporters who brought this exhibition to life. Significant support is provided by the Leonian Charitable Trust. 200 Eastern Parkway, Brooklyn, NY 11238 Unsubscribe View in browser