Seeing is believing — WNDR Museum has brought its trippy, eye-catching interactive art experience to downtown Seattle as a permanent fixture.
The 13,000-sqft space at 904 Alaskan Way opens today, featuring works from international artists, collectives, designers, and other creative mad scientists. Here, guests can engage with 20+ exhibits that meld unique visions with tech.
Among the displays is a virtual reality installation created by the manga-influenced OseanWorld and a translucent greenhouse from flora&faunavisions, complete with a digitized storm. Also look out for:
- Hyper mirror | Combines an infinity mirror effect with a digital screen
- Light floor | Lying on pressure sensors? Seems kinda soothing
- Starry pumpkin | A fiberglass gourd by legendary Japanese artist Yayoi Kusama
The year-round attraction is open daily from 12 p.m. to 9 p.m. Prices start at $32 for adults and $22 for children. Look for possible new additions to the museum throughout 2023.
