How do our cravings overcome us in times of estrangement? How do we come to terms with these feelings of attachment and our desires for the outcomes that “could have been”?     In this past #RubinBrainwave conversation, composer Michael R. Jackson (@thelivingmichaeljackson) is joined by Dr. Hedy Kober, an associate professor of psychology at Yale University, whose studies specialize in cravings. Together they unpack Jackson’s vulnerable thoughts around sexuality, body image, family relationships, and social media present in his hit stage creation A Strange Loop and in his life.  In this clip, Jackson and Kober unpack our attachment to social media.    Watch the full video at the link in our bio.    This year the Rubin is becoming a global museum and closing the building on 17th Street on October 6, 2024. As part of this transformation, we’re learning how to release our attachments and reframe our perspectives. Join us as we explore the theme of #Reframe through our upcoming exhibition...