Interiam, a new interactive art space located just down from Soho, invites visitors to journey into an alternate dimension called the INTERverse by blending cutting-edge technology with immersive art.

The American Museum of Natural History's latest exhibition Invisible Worlds is an immersive look into how nature and technology can coexist in harmony. 

Using creative coding, architectural history, and literary work, our student-artists responded to Italo Calvino's 1972 novel, "Invisible Cities", with invented cities of their own.

David Levine’s American debut of Dissolution, his 2022 innovative horror exhibition, brings indie horror themes and storytelling to the museum scene.

At New York City’s new immersive museum of art and technology – Mercer Labs, Roy Nachum can’t help but collapse under the weight that he desperately places on his robot alter-ego.

After climbing four flights of stairs in the pre-war school building that is now inhabited by The Clemente – an interdisciplinary community arts center dedicated to the preservation and celebration of Puerto Rican and Latinx art and culture – a dim, pulsing glow of amber light slips through an open door way.

After 3D scanning living plants throughout the Pacific Northwest into digital composites, Rick Silva preserves nature in this Feral File exhibition, BLOOMCORE.

Featuring generative imagery of impossible trees, this digital gallery pays homage to the works of M.C. Escher.