This exhibit sounds amazing! I love how digital art can bring space to life. By the way, if you ever need to Check ai content in presentations, PPTDetector is super helpful for spotting AI-made slides.

This was a poorly done 1960s quality money rip off. Most of it was out of focus you sit on a bare floor and look at ridiculous renditions of tinsel and Xmas trees. What a waste of time

I actually couldn’t believe what people were paying for here. Huge tourist trap and almost offensive to call it art. It’s AI. I’m sure an artist was involved at some point but it honestly appeared to be mainly AI nonsense. It’s a room with a projector. You can’t hear the words properly if there are any. I can’t believe people paid money for this and believe real people created these things. Not condoning this but I’m sure it would be fun for someone who liked trippy things. What an amazing money making scheme. Probably good for insta pics though…

It was horrible , genuinely a bunch of projectors putting psychedelic imagery in your face. Took all of 5 minutes before wanting to throw up and leave.Also, there was very revealing imagery, I personally went with my sister (we’re both adults) but I do not consider the imagery to be age appropriate for children.I recommend saving your money and visiting elsewhere.To call this art is a disgrace.

We had tickets to see Ase: Afro Frequencies exhibit at 11:30 a.m., but less than 24 hours before we were supposed to be there, Artechouse informed us by email that they had scheduled a private party and that they would not be open to us until 3 p.m. We could not go at that time because of other commitments, nor could we reschedule our ticket date, as we are from out of town and would not be returning. They would not refund our tickets. If they were going to schedule a private party, they should have notified us of that date and time ahead of time instead of accepting our money, then canceling on us, and not offering a refund.