New multimedia art gallery to open in Las Vegas

Las Vegas Review-Journal

4 years ago

The design concept for The Museum of Dream Space is inspired by the works of Japanese artist Ya ... — The design concept for The Museum of Dream Space is inspired by the works of Japanese artist Yayoi Kusama (best known for her Infinity Mirror Rooms) and the development of digital art. (Museum of Dream Space).

The Las Vegas Museum of Dream Space follows locations in Beverly Hills and Hollywood. (Museum of Dream Space)

The Museum of Dream Space is a six-room museum that boasts interactive technology mixed in with other-worldly sculptural and lighting elements. (Museum of Dream Space).

The Dream is about to become a reality.

A futuristic new digital art gallery is set to open in Las Vegas when the Museum of Dream Space debuts at the Grand Canal Shoppes at The Venetian on Aug. 14.

Calling itself “the first museum mainly exhibiting multimedia art in the U.S.,” it launched its first exhibit in 2019 in Los Angeles. The Vegas location follows branches in Beverly Hills and Hollywood.

Festooned with pupil-constricting luminescence, the six-room museum boasts interactive technology mixed in with otherworldly sculptural and lighting elements.

The design concept of MODS is inspired by the works of Japanese artist Yayoi Kusama (best known for her Infinity Mirror Rooms) and the development of digital art.

According to the museum, the aim of MODS is “to provide unique art in an immersive and unique experience to the visitors.”

Prepare to up your selfie game beginning next week.

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