Artechouse Houston is a digital art space located in the Heights neighborhood near the M-K-T trail. Opened in mid-2024, it spans roughly 26,000 square feet and is dedicated to immersive, technology-driven art. The venue showcases interactive exhibits... read more that combine light, motion, and sound, often responding to visitor movement and touch. Its rotating themes and installations aim to explore the intersections of art, science, and technology.

The current exhibition, themed "Time & Space," includes three major installations. "Beyond the Light," created in collaboration with NASA, uses imagery from the Hubble and James Webb Space Telescopes in ultra-high resolution. "Intangible Forms" features laser choreography and abstract lighting effects designed by Shohei Fujimoto. "Eternal Life," inspired by T.S. Eliot’s writings and developed with the Nobel Prize Museum, blends poetic visuals with topics like CRISPR and astronomy in a circular meditative layout.

Artechouse is open daily from 10 AM to 10 PM with timed entry every 30 minutes. Standard visits last about two hours. Ticket prices start around thirty dollars for adults, with discounts available for students, seniors, military, and children aged four to fifteen. The venue includes an on-site XR Bar offering augmented-reality drinks, and while stroller- and wheelchair-friendly, guests should note that some exhibits include intense lighting effects. Let me know if you'd like help scheduling a visit or coordinating this with nearby Houston attractions.