WNDR Museum’s art and tech exhibits arrives in Seattle

You can interact with a light-up floor.

  • Facebook
  • Twitter
  • Nextdoor
  • Email

Why yes — you can touch the art at the WNDR Museum without getting in trouble.

Photo via WNDR Museum

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.

  • Facebook
  • Twitter
  • Nextdoor
  • Email
Gabe is based in Seattle (originally from New Jersey), and has previously been a food writer at Eater, a sports reporter, and a YA graphic novelist. You’ll probably find him scouting out the latest restaurant in town on the weekends, or strolling around the streets of White Center with his feisty pup, Armando.
More from SEAtoday