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Mercer Labs Museum of Art and Technology in New York, NY

21 Dey Street • New York, NY 10007

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A golden, intricately detailed antique machine sits in a reflective room filled with warm lights, creating a luxurious and ornate atmosphere.

Silhouette of a person sitting on a bench, viewing a robotic arm in a minimalist, sand-filled room.

Modern cityscape featuring tall glass buildings with a Mercer Labs storefront at street level, surrounded by flags and intersecting architectural beams.

Silhouette of a person facing a glass enclosure with a robotic arm and sand inside, under bright ceiling light.

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Due to preparation for the April 25, 2025 opening of the new exhibition, Maestros and the Machines, there is currently limited access to select installations. The flow or length of your experience may be impacted.

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Witness innovation at Mercer Labs NYC in Lower Manhattan's Financial District. Mercer Labs Museum of Art and Technology features 15 experimental exhibitions, interactive installations, and immersive encounters. Led by visionary artist Roy Nachum, the 'Limitless' exhibit explores the intersection of art and technology.

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The museum features 15 experimental exhibition spaces and interactive installations.
Plant to spend about 60–90 minutes in the museum. The tour is self-guided, allowing you to explore at your own pace.
Last entry is 75 minutes before closing time.
Mercer Labs NYC is fully ADA accessible.
The closest subway station is Cortlandt Station, 170 feet away.
Strollers are not permitted in the exhibitions.
There are few places to sit inside the experience spaces, and no lockers or coat check for coats and bags.

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Immerse yourself in the wonders of innovation at Mercer Labs Museum of Art and Technology! Located in Lower Manhattan's Financial District, Mercer Labs seamlessly blends art and technology, offering a unique and transformative experience.

Discover 15 experimental exhibits that blend the old with the new, immersive installations that challenge your perception, and a constantly evolving lineup of special events and workshops. Embrace the fusion of colors, forms, and digital wonders that reflect the diversity and creativity of contemporary art.
Get your tickets now and explore the boundaries of art and technology!

On View - 'Limitless' by Roy Nachum
Led by visionary artist Roy Nachum, Mercer Labs redefines the art landscape. 'Limitless' is a journey through Nachum's psyche, childhood memories, and vision of nature. Nachum redefines the viewer's experience by transitioning between narrative and abstraction, exploring the intricate spatial framework of source imagery and technical direction.

The exhibition addresses the challenges and possibilities that technology has opened in art, and what it means to live in the digital age. Utilizing digital tools and machine intelligence to challenge human perception.

His experimental approach incorporates elements from art history, conceptualism, and interactivity, to defy conventional artistic boundaries and explore complex psych-visual factors like sensory substitution, hypnagogic imagery, internal representations, and mental rotation.

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A golden robot with a futuristic design stands in a reflective gold environment, holding a horizontal bar.

A golden humanoid robot holding a handlebar, surrounded by mirrors and warm, ambient lighting.

A robotic arm with a marble-like finish is extended in front of a classical painting. Text reads: "MAESTROS AND THE MACHINES" and "OPENING APRIL 24TH ON SALE NOW.

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AdamBoston82

Boston, Massachusetts

"Amazing experience for the whole family"

Reviewed April 29, 2025 NEW

Went here for the new 'Maestros and the Machines' exhibit with my family including my kids 9 and 12 years old - everyone absolutely loved it. We've been to NYC several times and were looking for something different and we all agreed this was the highlight of our long weekend in NYC. We went early on a Saturday morning and it wasn't too crowded. Great location as well downtown near the Oculus mall and the Ground Zero memorial

StevenL51

Boston, Massachusetts

"Booooring and way WAY overpriced"

Reviewed March 27, 2025

Truly lame and not worth more than $15 per person. We spent $140 holy shiteballs! 10 flavors of infinity rooms. Who cares?! It’s as if a bunch of pretentious artist got together and think their work is so hot if it’s surrounded by mirrors. Go there stoned maybe you’ll have more fun. But probably not.

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