ARTECHOUSE – All Ages Daytime Session

1238 Maryland Avenue, SW Washington, DC 20024

10am - 5pm

1-2 Hours

ARTECHOUSE connects audiences to the arts, and stimulates interest in the limitless possibilities of technology, science and creativity. This innovative art space changes the world of art as we know it.

Through bringing art, science, technology and creativity together, they have created an immersive, sensory art experience and a digital playground for all ages. Since its opening in June 2017 in Washington, DC ARTECHOUSE has welcomed over 400,000 visitors and has captivated a global audience making headlines in New York Times, BBC, USA Today, National Geographic, CNN, Washington Post and numerous other national and international media outlets as the premier contemporary art space.

Lucid Motion: September 28th - December 1st, 2019

Explore ARTECHOUSE’s newest exhibition, Lucid Motion, by globally renowned Japanese artist collective Daito Manabe x Rhizomatiks Research. Opening September 28th in D.C., Lucid Motion aims to examine human motion from various standpoints using next-level technologies and expression methods to elaborate into three unique installations. Visitors will get to engage with dance performances themed on human motion, lights and shades as they experience these through multiple rooms.

“An interdisciplinary digital Renaissance man”, Rhizomatiks Research co-founder Daito Manabe is known for his innovative approaches to the human body, programming, data, computers and other uses of arts and technology. Always future centric, the Tokyo-based artist and creative technologist uses programming, sound design and interaction design to develop groundbreaking production technology for major international events and art projects, from augmented reality videos for musicians to live interactive technology driven performances for dancers.

Important Info

Disclosure

Please note Artechouse’s space has reflective floors that contribute to the overall visual experience. All guests will be given foot covers to wear. Guests wearing shoes with heels will be asked to remove the shoes before putting on the foot covers. This is a mandatory procedure.

Due to the complex technology employed, the installation may require unplanned maintenance; this may result in delays for visitors or in the cancellation of a visit. If it is not possible to reschedule a delayed or cancelled visit, a full refund will be issued.

Participants thought to be unstable or under the influence of drugs or alcohol will not be admitted.

What to Bring

Please bring a valid government issued photo ID and an electronic copy of your confirmation email. One member of your party must have a valid photo ID that matches the credit card used. Please note our AR bar is cashless, so bring a Credit or Debit Card to make purchases.

What Not to Bring

Artechouse requests that you do NOT bring any large objects, day packs, backpacks or luggage.
NO food, drinks, chewing gum, illegal substances or weapons are allowed inside the art space.
They are a smoke free facility, so all type of smoking, including smokeless electronic cigarettes, is strictly prohibited.
No pets (except trained service animals).

Filming & Photography

No commercial photography, no flash, no tripods or selfie stick are permitted. Taking photographs or filming is permitted exclusively for private purposes. ARTECHOUSE does not allow Filming, Photoshoots or Commercial Photography inside the space. We take copyright infringement very seriously. Note: This policy does not apply to digital and print news media, which are generally welcome, but require prior approval. Please use #ARTECHOUSE to share your experience.

Cancelation Pollicy

All ticket sales are final. Tickets are non-transferable, non-refundable and cannot be resold.

Please note: One member of your party must have a valid photo ID that matches the credit card used. You cannot bring another person’s ID. If you are purchasing tickets for someone else or that will be used by an individual other than the person named on the credit card used, please email Artechouse in advance at tickets@artechouse.com. Individuals checking in with a name other than the one on the credit card used may be turned away or rebooked.

For any questions please email tickets@artechouse.com

ARCHIVE DREAMING – an immersive media installation that employs machine learning algorithms to understand the relationships between archival materials from the SALT Research collections.
MELTING MEMORIES – a data sculpture that explores the materiality of remembering by offering new insights into the representational possibilities emerging from the intersection of advanced technology and contemporary art.
BOSPHORUS – a data sculpture that explores the rhythms of Marmara Sea in Turkey to visualize the poetic experience of organic movement.

INFINITY ROOM – an immersive experience that hopes to capture the nature of infinity. Algorithmically generating light, sound and projection to portray the limitless, this piece seeks to deconstruct the framework of this illusory space and transgress the normal boundaries of the viewing experience. In 2017, Infinity Room was awarded Excellent Communications Design for Audiovisual Experience by The German Design Award.

“A room that looks like you’ve just stepped into some kind of otherworldly portal or cosmic gateway, as the swirls, curls, and linear forms cause the walls to melt away,” VICE.

● WIND DATA PAINTINGS – a series of digital paintings which seek to use data from wind patterns in cities such as Seoul, Dubai, and Boston to create a fluid representations of this invisible force.

PLADIS: DATA UNIVERSE – an architectural immersive installation that explores a time and space journey inside an open source data set from NASA.
MACHINE MEMOIRS – an exploration of celestial structures through the mind of a machine. This immersive installation aims to combine past explorations and dream of what may exist just beyond our reach. Using machine intelligence to narrate the “unknown,” and a generative neural network trained on images of the Earth, Moon, Mars and the Galaxy, taken from ISS, Chandra, Kepler, Voyager, and Hubble observations, this installation imagines an alternate universe, perhaps providing further texture to the fabric of our own.
MACHINE HALLUCINATIONS: MARS – an exploration of the relationship between memory and dreams, recognition and perception, offering a new kind of cartography for data universes using a neural network trained on images of Mars’ vast landscapes to imagine a space yet reachable by humankind.

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