If you’re in or headed to NYC plan a date for the Museum of Feelings. Located in a downtown New York in a tent outside Brookfield Place, it’s the first museum that reacts to emotions and turns them into art. While that may sound emotional, it’s quite the opposite. Get ready to engage your senses through touch, feel, play, listen, imagine, breathe — and don’t forget to dance! The museum consists of 5 interactive rooms, one’s all sparkly and reflective, there’s a kaleidoscope room, one that feels like you’re in cloud.
There’s also a room that when you walk through a ring of light moves around you and the more you jump or move around it changes into all different kinds of patterns and colors, while still maintaining a ring around you.
Basically, I have no idea how to articulate the experience, just that it’s colorful and so cool and an absolute must-do if you’re in NYC. Especially since admission is free and it’s only open to the public until December 15th.
Sponsored by Glade, the opening party was co-hosted by Guest of a Guest and included a special performance by Becky G.
The Museum of Feelings is located at 230 Vesey Street, NYC. For hours and to learn more at themuseumoffeelings.com