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Why you need to visit ARTECHOUSE NYC

Guests viewing digital art projections at ARTECHOUSE New York exhibit.
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A place where innovative art meets tech, creating entire immersive worlds

ARTECHOUSE NYC transforms digital art into fully interactive environments using advanced technology and motion-responsive design. You don’t just view the artwork, you get to explore it as you traverse spaces that respond to touch, sound, and movement.

State-of-the-art projectors & sound systems for an unparalleled experience

ARTECHOUSE NYC uses the largest seamless megapixel count projections to create floor-to-ceiling visuals and Hyperreal Sound technology to create 360° immersive scenes.

Historic location in a century-old boiler room in Chelsea Market

Located beneath Chelsea Market in a repurposed 100-year-old boiler room, ARTECHOUSE blends industrial architecture with futuristic art. The preserved structure adds atmosphere and contrast, making the experience feel both historic and cutting-edge.

Rotating exhibitions offer unique experiences on each visit

New exhibitions debut throughout the year, each with its own theme, artistic collaborators, and interactive components. This means that there’s always something new to discover, even for returning visitors.

Redefine the meaning of art through technology-driven experiential exhibits

By combining art, science, and digital engineering, ARTECHOUSE challenges traditional definitions of what an art exhibit can be. Every installation invites hands-on engagement, proving that technology can expand creativity beyond static displays.

SUBMERGE: BEYOND THE RENDER | An overview

Guests walking through digital cityscape exhibit at ARTECHOUSE New York.
  • Witness the largest showcase of rendered 3D art ever presented, blending storytelling, design, and technology on a monumental scale.
  • Explore twelve large-scale immersive pieces that push the boundaries of digital storytelling, ranging from serene, surreal landscapes and satirical virtual museum parties to explosive anime-style mecha battles and an immersive concert. 
  • Featured creators include 2025 Emmy winners Maciej Kuciara and Emily Yang (pplpleasr), along with visual innovators like FVCKRENDER, Gavin Shapiro, and Woosung Kang.
  • The exhibition is powered by the Render Network’s decentralized GPU infrastructure, which connects thousands of idle GPUs worldwide, resulting in unprecedented rendering speed and scale.

Highlights of your ARTECHOUSE NYC experience

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Immersive digital art installation at ARTECHOUSE New York with vibrant stained glass projections.
Immersive digital art installation at ARTECHOUSE New York with dynamic visuals on walls.
Digital cityscape with people holding umbrellas at ARTECHOUSE New York.
Visitors enjoying immersive digital art at ARTECHOUSE New York.

Plan your visit

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SUBMERGE: Beyond the Render

  • Sunday to Thursday: 12pm to 7pm
  • Friday: 12pm to 8pm
  • Saturday: 10am to 10pm
  • Duration: 60 minutes per session (approximately)

Address: 439 W 15th St, New York, NY 10011, United States | Find on Maps

  • Closest landmark: Google 450 W (0.1 miles)
  • Closest subway station: 14 St / 8 Av (0.6 miles), serves A, C, and E lines
  • Closest bus stop: W 14 St/Washington St (0.2 miles)
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  • Restrooms: There are restrooms with accessible stalls available at the location.
  • Wi-Fi: Free Wi-Fi is available for all visitors at ARTECHOUSE NYC.
  • Coat check: You can check in your coats at ARTECHOUSE NYC, though luggage and large backpacks are not allowed.
  • XR Bar: The XR Bar is an extended reality bar that can be accessed by all visitors with a valid ID who meet the legal requirements.
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  • The space is wheelchair accessible, along with accessible restrooms & entrances.
  • ARTECHOUSE NYC is not recommended for those who are sensitive to loud sounds, flashing lights, or those who have a history of epilepsy, heart conditions, seizures, anxiety, or are prone to disorientation due to light or sound sensitivity.
  • Children under the age of 18 need to be accompanied by an adult aged 18 or above.
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  • Outside food, beverages, illegal substances of any kind, weapons of any kind, or large backpacks are not allowed within the ARTECHOUSE NYC premises.
  • ARTECHOUSE has a strict no-tolerance policy against any form of threatening or abusive behavior (verbal, physical, or non-verbal).
  • No flash photography, selfie sticks, tripods, GoPros, drones, or commercial photography is allowed during the experience.
  • You cannot wear stilettos inside the premises to protect the flooring. Touching the walls, poking the software, or running during the experience is also not allowed.
  • You cannot bring/wear masks, costumes, or props of any kind.

XR BAR

An extended reality bar with craft cocktails & beverages that are inspired by the ongoing exhibition at ARTECHOUSE NYC. A mix of XR, flavor, culture, and sensory exploration.

Download the XR App (Apple App Store) (Google Play Store) to activate your experience!

  • Opens: 12pm, daily
  • Closes: 15 minutes before the closing time
  • Entry included with admission ticket: Yes, with purchases made on-site
Luxury hotel room with king-size bed, modern decor, and large window.

Budget accommodation:

​The Jane Hotel

​The Pod Hotel

Mid-range accommodation:

​The High Line Hotel

​The Standard

Luxury accommodation:

​The NoMad Hotel

​The Greenwich Hotel

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  • Arrive a few minutes before the start of your hour slot because sessions are time-based and capacity-controlled.
  • One person in your party must present a photo ID matching the name on the ticket and (if relevant) the credit card used to enter.
  • Sessions are hour-based, but “overflow” beyond that might only be allowed if there is capacity.
  • Check the lighting & sound disclosure in advance, especially if you are sensitive to strong effects, so that you can prepare accordingly.
  • Bring only what you need; the immersive experience depends on focus. Too many internal distractions may reduce your enjoyment.
  • Try to pick sessions when fewer people would (mid-afternoon on a weekday). That gives you more room to linger, revisit, or absorb at your own pace.

Frequently asked questions about ARTECHOUSE NYC tickets

Online purchase is strongly encouraged to guarantee your entry to the experience. Tickets can sell out days in advance on some occasions.