Places for immersive, interactive, and innovative art like Artechouse and Philadelphia’s own Wonderspaces have risen in popularity recently. I’ve personally been to Artechouse in NYC and it was a pretty trippy, ethereal experience that I really enjoyed and made me rethink the ways we experience art.
Have you been to either of these spaces or others with similar missions? I would love to know your experience!
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Jeffrey Xiao · March 12, 2021 at 2:32 am
The Artechouse is so cool! I don’t think I can pinpoint a specific reason, but interactive art feels very different from static or other forms. There’s something special about being the focus of the study, as if you’re one of the co-artists creating the work.
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