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I absolutely loved it. We saw the "tribe" exhibition and it was beautiful!
It's so easy to get here and see beautiful art, for free.
The room is big and we were there all alone which made the experience even more intense.
I can't wait to see what's coming up next!
How to get here: go inside Flannels and it's on -1 (there's also a lift).
It's so easy to get here and see beautiful art, for free.
The room is big and we were there all alone which made the experience even more intense.
I can't wait to see what's coming up next!
How to get here: go inside Flannels and it's on -1 (there's also a lift).
Overall, it was an interesting unique display and the experience is absolutely phenomenal. It's a great form of digital art and truly broadcasts how far technology has developed, in addition to the art the music really adds to the immersive experience.
I enjoyed the representation of multiple different artists through different events available throughout the year.
To improve, I would suggest having more technology that can truly evoke the senses which could be things like the temperature of the room, the smell and feel of the air, so that every display brings visitors deeper into the immersion if possible.
I enjoyed the representation of multiple different artists through different events available throughout the year.
To improve, I would suggest having more technology that can truly evoke the senses which could be things like the temperature of the room, the smell and feel of the air, so that every display brings visitors deeper into the immersion if possible.
One of the most special places to visit in London. This place is hard to do justice with words, its literally the future of art galleries that is available right now.
A modern large room located in the basement of Flannels has huge floor to ceeling ultra high quality LCD display screens. This showcases lots of art installations and immersive exhibitions.
The whole building on the outside have display screens in the windows great at night! The whole experience is phenomenal. Great for Digital art and it's a taste of what's possible using the current technology.
When they have live music and DJs with the installations its amazing ✨🙏
Often free events on Eventbrite worth visiting 💯
A modern large room located in the basement of Flannels has huge floor to ceeling ultra high quality LCD display screens. This showcases lots of art installations and immersive exhibitions.
The whole building on the outside have display screens in the windows great at night! The whole experience is phenomenal. Great for Digital art and it's a taste of what's possible using the current technology.
When they have live music and DJs with the installations its amazing ✨🙏
Often free events on Eventbrite worth visiting 💯
The "Like Tears in Rain" exhibition by Giovanni Motta is an immersive digital adventure through childhood memories with the use of digital images and ambient music that envelops the viewer in a 3D space.
Free to walk into, or you can grab a free ticket via Eventbrite. A singular "immersive" room that is impressive but didn't hold my attention for too long.
They always deliver a great experience, also the staff are too, very welcoming keep up this high standard
Looks amazing, but there’s an annoying and rude man who’s throwing out visitors if they don’t sign up for some weird newsletter about upcoming events or some nonsense.
