This place is always a good time, especially when the exhibits changes themes, but I was a little disappointed finding out that the bar was not open at the time that I went. I believe they serve drinks after 6 o'clock in children under 18 are not allowed to come, but there were children there and the bar was closed so that was a little disappointing. Seeing that it was a holiday weekend and I wanted to enjoy holiday drinks, but nonetheless, the exhibit was fun as always. read more

What an experience! The main part is a 360 degree immersive experience of sound and color that swirls around with a vague hero-based manga story. It can be dizzying but it's so innovative and original, I'd think anyone could connect with art like this. There were a lot of kids and the experience felt designed to draw them in. Overall, a really amazing experience! read more

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What an awesome experience! We went there for their Christmas show. We had so much fun doing mini puzzles and were treated once we completed them at the end with a free spin of the wheel and price. The show was absolutely awesome for the entire family. Definitely recommend checking out any show they have. Don't want to foil the show so I didn't post a video for you but trust me that you got to check it out! Service was awesome and handicapped accessible everywhere you need to go. Elevator and lift as well. read more

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I'm definitely spoiled living in DC--being surrounded by free institutions like the Smithsonian museums have made me fall in love with art for free!--and am always a little skeptical of institutions that make you pay. I was eager to check out Artechouse in DC, located in walkable distance from the National Mall. While the $20-30 price tag isn't awful, the quality of the museum definitely does not live up to that of comparable free institutions like the Hirshorn. I liked the current exhibit, which uses lasers and computer engineering to create cool visualizations. I wouldn't call it immersive necessarily--it was much more like a standard museum where you look at passive exhibits on the wall. I am not super into this type of exhibit, but I went with a physics-minded friend who really enjoyed it. Overall we spent a little less than an hour looking at the full exhibit. The space is pretty small, and we could have sped through in like 20 minutes. Overall, I was underwhelmed, but I would definitely come back to see a new installation. I probably would default to a Smithsonian first. read more

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This is a really cool experience to go to, especially if someone is visiting you from out of town! The graphic design is beautiful and unique. If you enjoy art this is perfect for you, as the vibrant colors and animations will mesmerize you. I didn't get to try a drink at the bar but it's on my list for next time! read more

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One of my favorite places in all of DC... I love that I can keep coming back and it's different every single time! The exhibits change about 2-3 times per year. DC locals can get a discount on tix, which can be purchased online. If you want to get a drink at the bar, I would recommend getting a package deal which will save you a few bucks. The LED immersive experience typically runs 20-25 minutes on a loop, and from there you can explore the smaller exhibits. I would recommend at least 1 hour to enjoy the full experience here! There is a parking garage next door, but it can be pricey ~$15 for an hour. I'd recommend looking for street parking in the surrounding area, or taking the metro. read more

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I recently went to ARTECHOUSE for the first time, specifically to see the "Beyond the Lights" exhibit. I had bought February tickets with a 9 PM admission for the exhibit back in December. Imagine my surprise when I show up in February and...ARTECHOUSE was closed. Apparently they had changed their hours, just for that evening, but hadn't thought to notify me. I was incredibly disappointed, especially because they had sent me a reminder email about my tickets the evening before. Why the reminder if they were closing? After I contacted the support email address, I received a refund on my tickets, and then comped tickets and drinks. I didn't get my full initial package (which included drinks and souvenir tumblers) but was at okay since they had refunded me. When I did eventually end up going to the exhibit, I kept expectations low. I really liked the actual telescopic images, but was disappointed at how quickly they had zoomed through those in the 26 minute loop of images. The telescope images were by far the coolest (and actual photographs) - and only 10 seconds was spent on them! I would've loved to sit and look at the Hubble and Webb images for much longer instead of the AI generated designs that were reminiscent of Windows Media Player. I had a spicy margarita cocktail and it was very good, but at $16 a drink, it felt a bit overpriced. The exhibits on either side of the main hall were cool, but I felt they didn't sufficiently explain the aerospace technology there. I would've appreciated a more accessible explanation. Maybe they figured most people wouldn't bother and would stick to the main hall. Overall, I enjoyed the experience, but I felt the value vs cost was not there. I was thankful I went for free but wasn't sure it was worth the headache/false start of our original visit. I would consider going again in the future but it would need to be a better price point. read more

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I have been to Artechouse a few times but I thoroughly enjoyed by experience when I went to see the Cherry Blossom Exhibit Isekai: Parallel Blooming Worlds. Unlike most museums in DC this one is not free, it costs $25 per person for the experience. The current exhibit is inspired by the Isekai genre of anime & manga, it brings the enchanting beauty of Cherry Blossoms to life through alternative universes filled with adventure and wonder. The main room projection was my favorite as it took you through various worlds and showed the cherry blossoms in such a unique light. The other rooms also had cool interactive exhibits. Overall this place is family and kid friendly, it's a really cool way to experience art and has at least one cool thing for everyone to enjoy. It is on the smaller side so it may not be for everyone or might feel underwhelming compared to other museums. I love how they also have a bar which serves Cocktails & Mocktails, these are normally seasonal and they match the theme of the current exhibit. I had a delicious seasonal Cocktail called the Sakura It had: Japanese Gin | Prosecco | Strawberry | Basil | Citrus They also have Merch which is available to purchase upstairs and there's staff present to help you out if you have trouble figuring out how to interact with the exhibits. They have bathrooms available, and it is also wheelchair friendly as they have elevators. read more

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Refund please! Definitely not worth the money. The only attraction is the big room with the blooming flowers. Everything else was mediocre. I came here because so many people raved about this place. There's really nothing to do. Everyone in our party, including the kids were bored after 15-20 min of trying to figure out how the heck to even make each interactive display work . Definitely will not be recommending this place. read more

Went here because they were listed on Guide to Imbibe for a drink deal and it was so fun! The exhibit was a NASA related theme which was really interesting and we ended up staying for a full 2 hours! I do recommend booking online and purchasing a drink with your ticket because it's cheaper that way than ordering at the bar read more

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This was my second time at the ARTECHOUSE and I thought the Cherry Blossom exhibit was very cool and original. I do wish that there was more places to explore in the space as it was almost $30 for an hour. It made for a fun evening and of course it has beautiful photo spots. And the interactive exhibits are something you don't see very often at museums. read more

Cool visuals Loud audio One large room, two-ish hallways, one medium room, and one small room (I think I counted that right?) Like what other, recent reviewers said, the art was really cool, but the place is small. My friend and I paid $24.09 each with discount, and we stayed for maybe 30 mins. We had to leave for three reasons: it was too damn hot in there with little air circulation, I got nauseous, and we ran out of stuff to look at. The main room is really where it's at. After walking down, idk, three flights of steps, we immediately hit the large, main room. It was a lot to take in and was amazing with all the moving audiovisuals. Almost immediately though, we noticed it was hot (maybe from all the lights). One hallway had a vertical, slim fan. I noticed people were already wiping sweat off their foreheads. It would be best to bring a handheld fan with you if you go here. You could interact with some of the art. I went during the Afro Frequencies programming, so the art I interacted with were of ones where you can "wear" different kinds of masks. They were like IG filters. After the first maybe 10 mins., I started experiencing a headache, dizziness, and nausea. Maybe consider taking some medicine before coming here. The last thing I want to note is that I'm not sure if there's an elevator, so you may want to call ahead of time to inquire if you need accommodations. read more

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This is a great location for family outings, date night, or a solo vibe. Children love the theatrics of the moving art in the open space. Folks move to the front for the photo op. People in the back, settle in to enjoy the show. There are a few benches in the back. Watch your step there are attendees watching the show from every angle. There's also a bar in the back of your he installations. Outside of the main installation there are smaller displays of interactive art that you can move through. I like how it encouraged movement. May not be accessible for folks with limited movement. Bathrooms are located outside the installation so go before the show starts. We really enjoyed ourselves. I will be back for more during another season. read more

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Spent a great Saturday with a friend exploring this unique AI generated artistic space and Isekai inspired exhibit. This exhibit pay homage to the cherry blossom, which is was given to DC by Japan in 1912. Upon entry we presented our tickets and were scanned in. The staff were so pleasant and accommodating. We had to wait approximately 15 minutes until the next briefing. While we waited, we were able to browse their gift space for merch. We were then taken downstairs where we received an orientation brief of the rules and amenities of the exhibit. Of course, we entered we were amazed by the welcoming ambiance and bar. We headed straight there to try their Isekai inspired cocktails. We walked around the exhibit captivated by the beauty and synergy of color and light in motion. This is a great event for any occasion. The themes of the exhibit change often. The tickets were approximately $35, however, they offer several discounts just ask the front desk. I will be back. read more

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I enjoyed the recent Christmas themed digital video exhibit on New Year's Day. Nice way to start 2024. I'll be watching for future immersive video exhibits to see there as well. The staff was very helpful. They also have a bar above the actual display area that I'll try out next time. Note, the immersive moving images can be disorienting and lead to dizziness. read more

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I've been to the location in Miami, and it was amazing. This location was a huge disappointment. I don't know what there was to expect, but it really wasn't as amazing as I thought it would be. For this being the original location, I expected there to be more of something. The experience was short, and I really wouldn't suggest this to anyone. The only reason why I would go would be for the bar, but even then I wouldn't want to pay to go to a bar. I would say, that it was an educational experience, but at the end of the day, I wouldn't suggest this as a night out of type of location. read more

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ARTECHOUSE = Where art + technology + science + history + space collides My great friend invited some of her gal-pals to the 'Ase: Afro Frequencies' art installation. It was fun. FYI: Prepare for sensory overload! (Warning to those that have sensitivity/sensory processing disorders) There are lights, colors, movements, and sounds EVERYWHERE. Everywhere! At every turn, there's an opportunity for selfies, usies, videos, and pictures of the artwork. If you pay attention to the panels, you just might learn something. Unfortunately, the cocktail bar was closed, so... we'll be back to check that out. Notes: PARKING - garage SERVICE - Polite OPTIONS - Suitable PRICE - [various price points] __ I eat. @f.hux I thrift. @DCthriftish read more

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Meh, it was ok. The Woods Hole exhibit was incredible!! All the bioluminescence colors and visual optics were amazing. The bartenders on the other hand seem new and overwhelmed even though there is no one at the bar. FYI. The specialty drinks are terrible!! All in all, very unique experience. read more

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I thoroughly enjoyed myself at the Pixelbloom exhibit for several reasons: great visuals, amazing drinks, and lastly a fun filled experience. Okay, there are a few walking involved but my advice is if you have a sensory aura, please carefully consider attending this because at first entrance I felt slightly dizzy but found my balance by standing in particular spots. The main room was so much fun to sit in and simply gaze at the visual artwork as they changed scenes and swept your heart. The rooms on the side of the main room each had different exhibits but it was so much fun to simply walk through a Spring art maze. The drinks! I decided to try the Pixelbloom drink and as expected, each cocktail comes with a cute visual story which you can view through the app (download it beforehand) But this drink was sooooooooo good and so strong lol just the way I love it. I am so glad I had the opportunity to visit before this exhibit ends, it was worth every moment. Kudos to the entire staff for their hospitality. read more

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I always have a great time at DC's Artechouse. Their exhibitions are visually stunning and creative. The captivating images are quite entrancing at times. Be sure to stop by the bar and also check out the interactive sections. read more

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I read a lot of reviews before coming here, so I had in mind that there were a lot of mixed feelings about this experience. We were looking for something different to do and Artechouse was what interested us the most. First off, if the website says that tickets are sold out for the day or a certain time, that may not be the case. When we purchased ours, they said they had none left for that day besides 2 at one timeframe. However, once we got there, there were a ton of walk-ins that they were able to accommodate. They even let us come in 30 minutes early. I wasn't as disappointed as a lot of others were; I think I just felt mislead. Rather than a museum that you walk through, the main part of the experience is sitting in a large projector screen room, watch the video art and immerse in the music. There are a couple small rooms to the side that have a bit more to see. I also found it interesting how my husband and I had two completely different experiences. He really enjoyed sitting and taking it all in, and found it to be really relaxing. I, on the other hand, preferred to be moving around rather than sitting and watching art, as that is just my preference. I also felt like it was a little overpriced.. Sure, you can stay as long as you'd like but again, some people may get satisfied by this within hours while others it could take 15-20 minutes. I think overall, it all just depends on what you are into. You'll either really enjoy it or feel ripped off. read more

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The first review I read in here said it wasn't big and I completely agree. I went for the Pixelbloom event in the spring. It's a super cool concept marketed as the intersection of art, science, and technology. Once you check in, the great people walk you down, you watch a couple minute video to get the gist, then you're off to the races. The first room was a near 360 (was really three walls + the floor) of a 22 minute cherry blossom-themed immersive exhibit. This was by far my favorite. It was very cool yet relaxing. The other three exhibits were smaller but still immersive and sick. There was also an NFT spot for the crypto bros lol. Check it out! read more

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Artechouse is a must experience. There is no doubt about that. The bar serves a lot of creative Mocktails and Cocktails. I enjoyed quite a bit. Words cannot do justice to the experience. You need to go yourself to see what I am talking about. It is great for kids as well. read more

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I had really high hopes based on so much hype and others' Facebook posts. I have a masters in creative writing, and I know the feeling of your creative work not being appreciated or understood, but I truly felt underwhelmed by the experience. You know those globe night lights that create shapes in a dark room and rotate? It's like that here but on a much larger scale. My friends and I visited the Life of a Neuron exhibit extended through some time in January 2022. The docents are kind, informed, proactive, and appeared to enjoy their jobs, which is nice when visiting any place of business. The intro video and docent speech is meant to lengthen your experience but I expected much more exhibits than one large open space, one room to the left, and a closet to the right. My friends spent $20+ per person and I felt it was overpriced. Parking is $17 in the adjacent lot itself. I know it doesn't compare but the Museum of Science in Chicago--which is much much larger and with a much larger budget--is amazing if you want to experience hands-on, color, sight, sound, and education. Even on a smaller scale, the concept was great but the execution seemed incomplete and could have been improved to allow visitors to learn something new. This is not a learning experience and maybe it doesn't have to be but I wanted to take away knowledge about the very important and intriguing topic rather than take away pictures of moving lights and images and hearing unique sounds to post on social media. Unless you're accompanied by neuroscientists like I was, there's no written clues or explanations (besides a brief summary) on what you're experiencing, why it matters, how essential neurons are. You might walk away thinking, "That's it?" read more

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Pixelbloom: Timeless butterflies exhibit at @artechouse is a beautiful sight! Experiencing the life changes of a butterfly is inspiring! We have the ability to change and and live to our greatest potential ! read more

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Artechouse is such a fun locale to go to when the seasons are changing. This cherry blossom season was Isekai. My group and I were held up by traffic and subsequently had car trouble leading us to be late for our original time slot, but we were allowed to switch our time and they solved that issue for us no problem. The exhibit itself was cute upon entry. There was an anime theme and chaotic integration of cherry blossoms and city structures. The bar itself had some potent theme drinks. I definitely recommend getting the date night tickets if you plan on getting any drinks as the price difference of adding a few dollars onto your ticket $34 (drink and admission) vs the $16+ drink and admission $31...its a no brainer....too bad I didn't use my brain that day lol. I will say, this exhibit did not wow me like the past exhibits. Although the concept of Isekai is to be otherworldly, portal fantasy like random and no congruence....it felt more like someone was a fan of Japan and just listed random Japanese-esque things and brought them to the exhibit. The visual experience was grand upon entry and then once you explored it, those views diminished. There was a cool robotic arm that drew anime inspired artworks, an interactive futuristic representation of a virtual person from Japan (that was supposed to speak to the guests but it wasn't as responsive as what it appeared), and a karaoke room that was set up nicely to be interactive (but didn't actually function). On the other wing of the exhibit was this little portal that dree the viewer deeper and deeper into the picture...but it was only one one small space of the wall. I guess my disappointment lies with the utilization of the space compared to other exhibits where it's been functional, expansive, and stimulating to the hilt. I was happy it was open after our brunch at nearby LA Vie, I just wished it was a bit more cohesive and thoughtful. I'll still go back because Artechouse itself is great, just this exhibit needed some working through. read more

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We loved it! Eccentric! Got tickets for in the am. Staff is wonderful! The 'show' is well connected and makes sense. Love how time is weaved into the arts. In many decades people would know that is originated from this time even if it used a different medium. Love their logo, downloaded the app and used the purchased shirt that you can with the app. Cool! But. The amount of display is very minimal at this place. If there are no people in front of us and you'll have free range than you are in and out within 10 minutes. The main hall with the moving images and screens is fantastic! But how much can you have. It's like you're sitting in the front row in the theatre and all the movement and depths getting you nauseous. read more

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This is quite a cool experience! The main room is very engaging, with top notch effects you can just sit and enjoy for a while. There are also some fun little side activities, such as talking to some AI characters. Would recommend for a fun little diversion with friends! read more

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I am a huge fan of contemporary and digital art and Artechouse in DC didn't fully capture my attention. It could be their current display / theme of Life of a Neuron but it was an okay experience. I've been to the South Beach Miami location and that one is truly immersive / interactive. This one in DC claims there are certain exhibits are interactive but is it really? We went in and were able to go in with the next group as we were late for our timestamp. We waited in a lobby area watching an intro video and then we were let in to the exhibit rooms. The first stop is the bar. This probably stole the show for the night. They have an interactive experience where you can download their app, point it over your drink, and something will pop out. We had about 4 drinks and only saw 2 different things. It was still really neat though. You're not allowed to remove your mask except for the bar. We headed to the main room, where projectors are displaying the art all around and underneath where you walk. We stayed here for a few minutes watching until it repeated itself. We then went to explore. There are only two areas to explore which seems small. It didn't take us very long to go through everything. Luckily the tickets were around $25/person. We tried to ask the staff what was interactive with each. There was one that when you walk underneath and through the wires will light up as you walk - like a sensor. Other one, if you opened up your arms and closed them, the screen will change. It didn't really changed though. I definitely thought the one in Miami was more exhilarating. read more

Absolutely love Artechouse and highly recommend everyone attend at least one exhibit! Order your tickets ahead of time. We arrived and checked in with ease by giving our name and showing an ID. A member of the staff guides you down the stairs (elevator available). You want a quick movie about Artechouse and then the staff member will give you a brief walk through of what to expect. Public parking is nearby which you can pay in advance or get the early bird special. The Metro isn't far if you'd like to catch the train in. Artechouse is located in the round about next to the Mandarin Hotel. Treat yourself to a unique exhibit and take lots of pictures! read more

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Both the immersive and interactive art plus drinks were amazing. Great for both a girls night out or date night!!! read more

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What an amazing combination of science and art! My friend and I attended the "Life of a Neuron" exhibit. The visual art graphics were absolutely spectacular and were emotionally provocative! The space was small, but centered toward art and learning. I agree with other reviews that I wish it was bigger. I appreciated it was handicapped accessible with an elevator. The bar WAS open when we attended and the drinks were incredible... I mean really phenomenal! They were on theme with the exhibit, so all neuron/brain based. The "life of a neuron" drink had the perfect amount of spiciness from the jalapeno and the "Cortex" drink was delish and made with real fruit juices, so not overly sugary and sweet. They honestly have the best mock-tails in the city and can make any alcoholic drink virgin and have a list of "sodas" (juices with soda water) that are so good! The bar is a wonderful area to watch the Life of a Neuron video exhibit again (and again if you're there long enough!) and really think about what stage of life the neuron is in. It's art, so it's left up to the observer with some audio cues! Great conversation piece! This would be a great place for a date, especially if you're into the sciences. I highly recommend and am looking forward to the next exhibit. read more

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The Artechouse Tingle Bells show/experience was a colorful, trippy, and visually engaging one. The music is kinda bland but it generally suited the visuals. The experience would be enhanced if the staff would see to it that people either sat down or stood only near the walls. Once a selfish person stands in front of you, there is no possibility of seeing/enjoying the show. It would also help if they told customers that the show is one hour long and runs on a repeat loop. If you get up to explore more of the place than the main room, you either miss out on the remainder or, alternatively, you have to sit through every single minute of the part you've already seen in order to catch the portion you missed while in another area of the Artechouse. read more

I joined my friend at a yelp elite event here for the Intangible Forms exhibit and I really enjoyed the experience! They had timed admission so it wasn't overly crowded. The space itself was smaller than I expected-- one main room and two smaller ones. I recommend taking your time with this exhibit and sitting when possible to really take in the full run time for each laser exhibit. There's also a bar by the entrance at the bottom if you want to spend more time there after looking through everything. Overall, loved the free event but not sure if I would pay $20 for the ticket. read more

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This was my first art immersion experience and it was amazing!! The staff was super friendly and were around if we had any questions while we walked through some of the exhibits. The main exhibit lasted about 22 mins long. But honestly you could sit there forever just watching it play through. It's hard to tell when it looped back to the beginning and we sat in the back to watch the first time and sat on the floor to watch it again. Such a cool space. Definitely a new way to experience art! Would highly recommend. read more

I found this to be eye and heart filling. Pixelbloom was like sitting inside of a kaleidoscope with multitudes of colorful, amazing morphing flowers, butterflies, vines and shapes with great sound and vibrating bass. That's just the main room. I LOVED sitting in there, especially watching the small children dancing and playing in the environment. I can see that for some it may be overwhelming - perhaps take ear plugs if that's the case to tamp down the sound - but the immersive feel was beautiful for me. I only took videos as photos don't do it justice at all. The other rooms were a mix of ok and amazing. The app and technology were frustrating at times so it was good to have a staff member there to help us. Unfortunately the cocktail bar was closed but we were able to get the idea of the creatures that would "crawl" around our drinks when we found a coaster to use our app with. We went on a Sunday afternoon, were able to find free parking nearby and tickets were more reasonable. We were in there about an hour though we had a timed entry. read more

I didn't know anything about this place when my husband bought us tickets and I was absolutely blown away. I was there for their Isakui exhibit and it was beautiful. We showed up and the staff was super helpful in explaining how the exhibit worked. Their history was super interesting to learn about and I had never seen a digital art exhibit and I was very impressed. They also had a very creative drink menu that tied into the specific exhibit that was going on. Everything was very thought out and that was probably the best drink I had in DC while I was there. I would definitely go again for another exhibit if I find myself in the area again read more

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Overall I mostly enjoyed my time here - the cherry blossom themed installation was beautiful and some of the interactive parts were fun, but the size of the exhibit was very small for the price and some of the interactive installations didn't function that well. There are some nice areas for taking cute pictures (although the lighting is dark, but that is part of the experience!). I had always heard a lot of hype about Artechouse so the experience did feel a bit underwhelming. If the tickets were closer to $10 I'd definitely think it would be worth it, but 20+ bucks is a bit much. But, if you're looking for something quick and fun to explore and are willing to spend the money, this is a decent option. read more

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The ARTECHOUSE wasn't big, but it offered great innovative art which combined technology, science and art, and rendered an immersive and exhilarating experience. If you have never been to ARTECHOUSE, it is a great experience. The PIXELBLOOM captured the fleeting moments of cherry blossom. With virtual flowers falling and closing in on you, it could make you feel dizzy just walking in the PIXELBLOOM room. The service was warm and pleasant. The price was a bit high for a half an hour virtual experience. One time is enough unless you have money to burn. read more

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Artechhouse is a unique experience. I have been here before, but this was my first visit at night. When I first arrived, I had to wait in the lobby for about 10-15 minutes. Our entry started 20 minutes after our ticketed start time of 8 pm. There is a souvenir shop that you can peruse while you wait. The building is accessible with an elevator that leads down to the basement where the exhibits are located. We had to view a quick video before allowed entry to the exhibits. Once I went in there was a cool bar with coasters connected to the app, where you can see more art. The bartender gave me a heavy pour of a nice dry white wine. It's not a fully stocked bar, so don't think you will be able to get just anything, but they do have a nice drink menu. I kind of wish there were light snacks available, but overall it was a nice time. The actual exhibit was ok. There were only about 4 rooms and all the art was made with lasers. I was underwhelmed compared to my other times visiting, but I appreciate the artist's hard work. Artechhouse is a great place for art lovers or tech enthusiasts. It's a great place for a solo date, date night, or trip with the kids. read more

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