Brittany B.
Yelp
I'm not sure what I expected from this place (likely some painted wall, gag heavy, Insta-focused, low-budget experience), but I was pleasantly surprised.
Cleverly hidden behind its office park facade, this spot boasts a pretty incredible, family friendly interactive museum experience.
From the variety of conceptual ideas, to the integration of touch, VR, AI, and visual manipulation, art and science nerds (*raises hand*), are really in for a treat!
I won't spoil too much, because I truly believe this is one of those spots that's best experienced without too much additional context, but my favorite installations were those where I waited for the crowd or large family to pass, and experienced the work in solitude, reflecting on the message of the artist, and sitting in my appreciation of the work. That being said, I highly recommend visiting during off hours and giving yourself time to savor and interact with each piece.
The only recommendation I'd make (and this may be due to the limitations of the building itself) is revising the exit, so that the exhibit has an intentional end that leverages the power of the final interactive piece instead of encroaching on the entrance room.
But, of course, that's minor. We enjoyed our experience, and certainly think it's worth the visit!