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439 W 15th St, New York, NY 10011, United States
We had a wonderful time! We really enjoyed the light projections. At first, it seemed like nothing extraordinary, but it turned out to be fun and engaging. Many interesting scenes were displayed, keeping us entertained. We spent an hour, maybe even an hour and fifteen minutes, and the projections kept changing the whole time. Highly recommend this experience!
This was a new exhibit at the Artechouse. I really enjoyed the digital art installation. It's a compilation of multiple different artists and their visions and I really enjoyed how uniquely each of them displayed their story. They have one big space where you can sit and watch the display of about 45 minutes. I will say that if you're trying to get a few pictures, it can be hard as some of the displays go by somewhat fast and it will take you another 45 minutes before the display will return. They also have a few small spots where you can do something more interactive. If you want to see the whole display and have some time for the interactive art I'd say you'll need about 60-90 minutes at the spot. Insta: @TheShahLALand
The exhibit at the Arts House was visually striking and truly eye-catching though at times, it could feel a bit overwhelming. Overall, it was a great experience. The space is quite small, with just the main exhibition and a small display area, so there isn’t a lot to explore. Still, it was definitely worth the visit.
I got a half priced ticket to the SUBMERGE exhibit (now ended) so I went in without much thought, partially skeptical I’d enjoy it considering the rating of this place and the fact that it basically consists of one screen in the main room. Honestly, I enjoyed it! It was nice to lie down (they have cushions you can use) on the floor after walking around in Chelsea to take a sweet break. I personally also find it fun to watch surreal art, but I admit it wouldn’t be everyone’s cup of tea. I’m also not sure if I would’ve felt like it was worth it had I paid full price (over $30), or if the room had been packed with people. In all, you really are just sitting and watching a screen for around an hour, so this probably only appeals to people who like drifting off and daydreaming in general. Or if you want a safe place to nap in the city, this is the spot ;)









