Highlights: ARTECHOUSE Washington DC tickets

Visit the first ARTECHOUSE location to open In an easy-to-reach central location just off the National Mall and near to the Smithsonian museums See the latest, groundbreaking digital art exhibitions at ARTECHOUSE DC Dive into the world of experiential art that puts you in the center of the work Admire the creations of technology-driven artists like Refik Anadol Treat your senses to an onslaught of aural and visual delights thanks to state-of-the technology

It's always best to buy your ARTECHOUSE tickets in advance – ARTECHOUSE operates a timed-entry system, so don't miss out on the perfect slot. Your ticket to ARTECHOUSE Washington DC includes : Access to the latest temporary exhibit Guaranteed entry for your desired day and time Contactless check-in Hidden artistic extras throughout the experience courtesy of the ARTECHOUSE XR app from the App Store or Google Play

ARTECHOUSE DC is open seven days a week, from 10 am to 10 pm All visitors age four and over require a ticket to visit The exhibition space is accessible for mobility aids such as wheelchairs and walkers Your ticket entitles you to a one-hour session, although you may stay longer if there is adequate space Photography and video for personal use is allowed (please refrain from using flash) Suitcases, luggage, and bags larger than 16” are not permitted in the exhibit space and cannot be checked or left with staff Strollers are not permitted on the main exhibition floor, but can be left in the coatroom or locker area Daytime sessions are open to all ages; evening sessions are for adult visitors only – the content is the same in both

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