Artopia’s Multidisciplinary Art Exhibit Has Been Extended By Popular Demand

Artopia is unlike any other art exhibits, since it ties technology, art, and immersive environments for a fully interactive experience. The unexpected exhibit concept that was originally curated in Chicago by local event producers strives to highlight both locally and nationally acclaimed artists. During its first pop-up experience in the windy city, Artopia accumulated over 20,000 attendees, and we’re excited to see it taking place in Phoenix!

The experience that bridges the old and the new has been extended through May! Get your tickets here.

 

You’ll get to step into a picturesque exhibition space where various art mediums play out in unparalleled ways. The experience features sound-reactive LEDs, mesmerizing holographic fan technology, innovative large-scale light art, and awe-inspiring projection mapping. Kaleidoscopic murals, sculptures and paintings will also make their grand appearance — adding a physical element to the art exhibit.

In addition to art, the futuristic exhibit provides a selection of DJ sets and burlesque specials at Artopia After Dark. It’s an adventure that redefines the classic art exhibit experience, bridging not only the old and the new, but the educational and the fun.

Since Artopia is so visually appealing, you’ll get to snap the coolest photos. Whether you’re taking in the phenomenal artistry, or simply enjoying a drink at the Artopia Art Park, the interactive setting creates a fun backdrop for all of your pictures — the perfect opportunity to make memories with friends and family! 

See what Artopia attendees thought of the experience:

Monica G – ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ “What a stunning display of visuals and interactive art. Brings true meaning to the term immersive.”

Zarinah T – ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ “This was so fun. The concept is really cool… The art installations were awesome. I liked how they were interactive and new age! I will return again.”

Crystal D – ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ “This was so cool and amazing to experience the different talented artists here in Arizona. Totally worth going and experiencing this event.”