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Current exhibitions

Magentaverse: Experiential Art Exhibit Celebrating Pantone’s

Until 5 March 2023

What's included

Admission to the current temporary exhibitions
  • Immerse yourself in a futuristic museum of mesmerizing technological art
  • Interact and play with spectacular light art exhibitions that respond to your touch and movement in real-time
  • Ponder the infinite mysteries of the universe as revealed through the immediacy of artistic expression – then, transcend space and time with a selfie!

There are plenty of museums dedicated to ancient history, but very few are as future-facing as ARTECHOUSE New York! Step inside this spectacular museum of futuristic art, where technology and creativity are entangled in mesmerizing installations and exhibitions.

Designed to help you discover new ways to experience art and technology, ARTECHOUSE encourages you to interact and let your curiosity guide you from one hypnotic exhibition to the next.

Exhibitions vary throughout the year, with all sorts of incredible interactive experiences that will leave you wondering about the link between art and science, and the essential role of the observer in each field.

Insider tip

Because the exhibitions change throughout the year, some of the pictures here are from previous exhibitions; there might be something new on when you visit! Rest assured that it's likely to be just as – if not more – impressive though, as the museum is always looking to push the boundaries of immersive technological art.

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Present your name and your smartphone voucher to the front desk upon arrival.

Installations are highly immersive and some may use strong lighting effects as well as loud surround sound. Parts of the exhibition employ the use of water-based haze special effects. Guests should not stand next to the point of release.

Friday 12:00 - 22:00
Saturday 10:00 - 22:00
Sunday 10:00 - 22:00
Monday 12:00 - 22:00
Tuesday 12:00 - 22:00
Wednesday 12:00 - 22:00
Thursday 12:00 - 22:00
ARTECHOUSE New York
439 W 15th St, NY 10011, New York
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Connie,  United States United States
23 Sep 2022
Excellent
Other worldly! Combining science and visual art in this manner gives a different perspective on creativity.
ARTECHOUSE New York
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Alexander ,  United States United States
05 Jan 2022
Good
The part of the show with the graphic and colorful watery-like movement was excellent And when it turned into 3D blocks it was still excellent. After that it was mediocre
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James,  United States United States
17 Aug 2022
Excellent
Mind blowing! Awesome Art! My entire family really enjoyed the Art Tech experience. Definitely will be visiting again.
ARTECHOUSE New York