The Hanwha Foundation of Culture will open a non-profit exhibition space, Space ZeroOne, in New York this week. Located in Tribeca, one of the city’s most vibrant cultural districts, the venue aims to serve as a global platform and launchpad for emerging Korean artists, according to the foundation on Tuesday. It will also be the first exhibition space in New York directly run by a Korean business-run cultural foundation.

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Enter reSOUND New York, the latest immersive art experience to land at Rockefeller Center, transforming the iconic rink level into a labyrinth of light, sound and touch. If you’ve ever found yourself hypnotized by an LED waterfall on your Instagram feed, you’ve likely already encountered d’strict’s work. For reSOUND New York, they’ve gone even deeper. The exhibition spans seven themed stages inside HERO, the new immersive space from MATTE Projects, and reimagines art as a fully physical, synesthetic experience. Here, the walls sing, floors ripple and light seems to breathe.

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NEW YORK, N.Y. — In a city overflowing with world-class museums, ARTE Museum New York at Chelsea Piers has quickly become a must-visit for Staten Islanders and beyond — a digital reimagining of the natural world in the most spectacular sense. Spanning more than 52,000 square feet at Pier 61, the immersive exhibit was created by the acclaimed Korean art-tech studio d’strict, which also has locations in Miami, Las Vegas and Dubai. The experience explores the theme of “Eternal Nature,” inviting visitors into a breathtaking, multisensory dreamscape where technology meets the raw beauty of the environment. From the moment you step inside, you’re surrounded by an enormous, lifelike digital waterfall — you can see it, hear it, and even smell the mist in the air.

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