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Mercer Labs is an immersive museum in downtown Manhattan at 21 Dey Street, on the corner of Church Street. Opened in 2024, it occupies a large indoor space configured as 15 distinct immersive installation rooms, each using a different combination of projection, LED technology, sound design, spatial engineering and interactive digital systems to create environments you move through rather than observe from a distance.
The centrepiece exhibition is Maestros and the Machines, which explores how legendary creative figures from history such as Da Vinci, Mozart and Hokusai might have approached their work with today's most advanced tools. The exhibition combines their original artistic languages with AI-generated extensions, presenting the output across multiple rooms of large-scale projections and interactive spaces.
The Dragon is one of the most photographed installations: a single sculptural form lit by over 507000 LED lights, the largest such installation of its kind. The Map uses 16K laser projections across colossal walls to create a cartographic experience at extreme scale. The 4D Sound Gallery renders spatial audio holograms with precision that makes sound appear to originate from precise points in three-dimensional space. The 3D Drawing Station allows visitors to create digital drawings that then animate within a live ecosystem on the surrounding screens.
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Monday to Wednesday: 10 am to 7 pm with last entry at 5:45 pm
Thursday to Sunday: 10 am to 10 pm with last entry at 8:45 pm
Located at 21 Dey Street in lower Manhattan on the corner of Church and Dey streets
Photography and video without flash are encouraged throughout all 15 installations
The museum is located one block from Fulton Street station served by the A C E J Z 2 3 4 and 5 lines
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Mercer Labs is open Monday to Wednesday from 10 am to 7 pm with last entry at 5:45 pm. Thursday to Sunday hours extend to 10 pm with last entry at 8:45 pm.
Mercer Labs is at 21 Dey Street in lower Manhattan. The main entrance is on the corner of Church Street and Dey Street. The nearest subway station is Fulton Street, served by the A, C, E, J, Z, 2, 3, 4 and 5 lines, approximately one block away.
Maestros and the Machines is the centrepiece exhibition at Mercer Labs. It explores what legendary creative figures such as Leonardo Da Vinci, Mozart and Hokusai might have produced with today's AI tools, presenting their artistic approaches extended through machine learning across multiple large-scale immersive rooms.
The Dragon is a sculptural installation lit by over 507000 individual LED lights, described as the largest such LED installation of its kind. It is one of the most recognisable and widely photographed works in the museum.
Yes. Photography and video without flash are actively encouraged throughout all 15 installations. The museum is designed to be photographed and the immersive environments are particularly suited to it.
The 4D Sound Gallery uses precision spatial audio technology to render sound holograms that appear to originate from specific points in three-dimensional space around the listener. The experience is designed to demonstrate the potential of advanced audio design beyond conventional stereo or surround systems.
Most visitors spend 2 to 3 hours moving through all 15 installations. Visitors who engage more extensively with interactive elements or spend time at the 3D Drawing Station may spend longer. The museum is flexible and there is no set route.
Yes. The installations are visually and aurally engaging for all ages and the 3D Drawing Station and interactive elements in particular appeal to younger visitors. There are no age restrictions and the museum does not have sections unsuitable for children.
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