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Mercer Labs Museum of Art and Technology in New York, NY

21 Dey Street • New York, NY 10007

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The silhouette of a woman walking through trees with pink blossoms covering the floor.

Several people standing a colorful room with a mirror reflecting them at Mercer Labs in New York City

The Dragon exhibit at Mercer Labs, a large room lit with dark red light and a mirror reflecting the people in the room.

A man standing in The Dragon exhibit at Mercer Labs with abstract pink and purple projections all round the room.

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Witness innovation at Mercer Labs NYC in Lower Manhattan's Financial District. Mercer Labs Museum of Art and Technology features 15 experimental exhibitions, interactive installations, and immersive encounters. Led by visionary artist Roy Nachum, the 'Limitless' exhibit explores the intersection of art and technology.

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The museum features 15 experimental exhibition spaces and interactive installations.
Plant to spend about 60–90 minutes in the museum. The tour is self-guided, allowing you to explore at your own pace.
Last entry is 75 minutes before closing time.
Mercer Labs NYC is fully ADA accessible.
The closest subway station is Cortlandt Station, 170 feet away.
Strollers are not permitted in the exhibitions.
There are few places to sit inside the experience spaces, and no lockers or coat check for coats and bags.

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Immerse yourself in the wonders of innovation at Mercer Labs Museum of Art and Technology! Located in Lower Manhattan's Financial District, Mercer Labs seamlessly blends art and technology, offering a unique and transformative experience.

Discover 15 experimental exhibits that blend the old with the new, immersive installations that challenge your perception, and a constantly evolving lineup of special events and workshops. Embrace the fusion of colors, forms, and digital wonders that reflect the diversity and creativity of contemporary art.
Get your tickets now and explore the boundaries of art and technology!

On View - 'Limitless' by Roy Nachum
Led by visionary artist Roy Nachum, Mercer Labs redefines the art landscape. 'Limitless' is a journey through Nachum's psyche, childhood memories, and vision of nature. Nachum redefines the viewer's experience by transitioning between narrative and abstraction, exploring the intricate spatial framework of source imagery and technical direction.

The exhibition addresses the challenges and possibilities that technology has opened in art, and what it means to live in the digital age. Utilizing digital tools and machine intelligence to challenge human perception.

His experimental approach incorporates elements from art history, conceptualism, and interactivity, to defy conventional artistic boundaries and explore complex psych-visual factors like sensory substitution, hypnagogic imagery, internal representations, and mental rotation.

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Camper818445

"No thank you"

Reviewed August 20, 2024

It seemed cool at first but it’s a lot of noise for nothing spectacular, not worth the price and I had the student discount. I saw a review saying it was awesome and they spent 2 hours inside, even with staying in each room a bit I did the tour in maximum 40 min. There are some nice things to see I’ll admit, but I would not recommend to see this museum if you hesitate between few of them. I also visited the 9/11 museum and Museum of Natural History during my trip and this one was definitely my least favorite even tho I was sure it would be my fav bc I love lights and visuals. Wouldn’t waste my time again.

arielam992

"Roy Nachum exhibition is amazing"

Reviewed June 19, 2024

Roy Nachum exhibition is priceless! I enjoyed it so much every room was crazier then the other The visuals and sounds experiences were so magnetizing i really recommend!

diegofv85

Colombia

"Incredible experience"

Reviewed May 18, 2024

If you like audio video interactions with a focus on senses , this museum is for you, it takes minimum one hour to see all the rooms .

TeWe

Helsinki, Uusimaa

"Amazing exhibition"

Reviewed May 15, 2024

So glad we went to this place. They have stunning exhibition with rooms that have different themes, most of them really impressive. Quite expensive tickets but well worth it.

121dominich

London, England

"Impressive set-up, but an overall very confusing experience."

Reviewed May 11, 2024

Mercer Labs is quite new, and certainly impressive. I go to many of these “immersive” experiences, and the quality of the setup is impressive. The video projections, mirrored rooms and lighting is complex and well executed. It really is a best-in-class in terms of technical execution. I was there with my 2 children, and overall we had a good time as family. We spent over 2 hours there (in large part because of the drawing area where you can colour in dinosaurs). So good experience length, although important to note that this is an EXPENSIVE experience. BUT - and I accept this might not be important to some - it has a problem with its story. I tried really hard to understand what (if any?!) narrative was weaving through the series of rooms. I felt like I was not clever enough to figure it out. There is a cryptic writing that seems to flow between the rooms, but I couldn’t piece together what the narrative was. So as impressive as each room was, I ended up treating them as standalone experiences. I also felt it was a shame that there was nothing truly interactive given the amount of technology deployed. So, overall, I would recommend it as an impressive audio/visual experience. It’s very well executed. Just don’t go expecting to understand it!

S7706OCsarahh

"Surreal experience for the senses"

Reviewed May 10, 2024

Amazing. This is a surreal experience. Spent 3.5 hours there and could have spent longer. Calm, quiet experience … a lot for your senses to take in. Best thing I have done in a long time … to those grumbling I can only say you must have picked a bad day.

leslieh101

Connecticut

"Waste of time"

Reviewed April 05, 2024

A ripoff and waste of time. Lots of fantasy light shows and exhibits with little to no explanation of what they were, how they were engineered, which is the focus of Mercer. It’s a way to waste an hour and learn nothing.

stevenbW7988VZ

"Just a big fat nope"

Reviewed February 28, 2024

They charge $36 for each baby under 2 years old and don’t allow strollers. Used to allow kids under 3 free but saw dollar signs in those wondrous eyes.

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