Mercer Labs Visual Art and Technology Exhibition in New York - Tickets

Mercer Labs Art and Technology Exhibition in New York - Ticket Information WeChat ticket purchase: ABACBboom666 Happycat's Recommendation: ★★★★★ Mercer Lab is a collaboration between artist Roy Nachum and real estate entrepreneur Michael Cayre, located in the Financial District of Lower Manhattan—excellent location! The exhibition integrates laboratory technology with visual art. Spanning three floors and 15 galleries, it offers an interactive experience engaging all senses, delivering a fully immersive atmosphere. Feel the power of art and technology, and every gallery is incredibly photogenic. Mercer Labs Museum of Art and Technology Address: 21 Dey St, New York, NY 10007 Opening Hours: Monday to Friday 11:00–22:00; Saturday & Sunday 10:00–22:00 Tickets: Discounted tickets available—DM if interested Total visit duration is approximately 1.5 to 2 hours. The experiential space shares some similarities with industry benchmark teamLab, but offers more novelty and fun. Here are a few highlights: Large-scale Projection A 26-foot projection creates a truly immersive environment, making you feel as if you’re inside the animated world. Swings are provided so visitors can sit and enjoy! Five-sensory Experience (Smell, Hearing, Vision, Touch) Upon entry, you’ll encounter misty air and walls covered in soft foam. Staff provide mats so you can sit and stay as long as you like—perfect for meditation. Sit quietly with your eyes closed and you’ll hear distant birdsong and cicadas, occasional footsteps of small animals approaching and fading away. You’ll feel a gentle breeze and smell the fresh scent of flowers and plants. Cool Painting Experience After drawing, a 3D scanner brings your artwork to life in three dimensions—you can see your creation “come alive.” Family-friendly Activities Many activities are perfect for children, with interactive games that keep them engaged for long periods. One room features 25,000 balls, and both kids and adults can slide down a slide into the ball pit! "Westworld" Robotic Arm It really looks like the one from the show—super exciting up close! A must-see for fans. The robotic arm draws and erases images on a sandy floor. After entering, please put on shoe covers. The tour is one-way, and the stairways are dimly lit—please pay attention to safety!