Leave it to NYC to provide incredible and unique experiences outside of the major landmark and sites to see. Here are three incredible immersive experiences and some amazing things to do in NYC right now!
Chagall Paris Exhibit At Hall Des Lumieres
A perfect activity to take part in during every season is exploring one of the many cool and immersive exhibits that NYC has to offer.
One that I am currently very excited about is in the historic landmarked Emigrant Industrial Savings Bank, now known as “Hall Des Lumieres”. Every 10-12 months there is a new world renowned artist exhibition on display – this one in particular featuring “Chagall, Paris – New York” and a shorter, complimentary exhibition, “Kandinsky, The Odyssey of Abstraction”.
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A full 360 view of the artist Marc Chagall’s greatest works complemented by short extracts of classical music, klezmer, and jazz. Followed by short exhibit of Kandinsky. Sit back, relax and take it all in.
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The Winter Forrest Of the Northern Lights – a new immersive exhibit of sound and light at HERO Rockefeller Center
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A collaboration between several artists, composers, and producers who have combined to create a method of immersive storytelling through seven installations depicting their interpretations of winter, of light, and of the magic of the season. A dreamscape of forest mythology under the Northern Lights. ✨
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Mercer Labs
This may now be my personal favorite exhibit. As you know how much I love The Summit, this has a very similar mirrored illusion aspect to it, with different themed rooms. There are fifteen interactive exhibition spaces, unique listening encounters and immersive installations where the relationship between art and technology is challenged. Some of the experiences are 26-foot-high projectors with images surrounding you 360, a room with a 4D sound system (the only one in the world), an installation refered to as The Dragon,” where a total of 500,000 individual LED lights hung on strings adorn a room and are lit up to created 3D videos, a picturesque pink cave, Kuka Robot, the machine behind glass constructing sand castles, sketches and more to amazed onlookers.
This exhibit will amaze people of all ages.
For more info & Tickets to Mercer Labs
