ARTECHOUSE STUDIO
ARTECHOUSE Studio was founded to fill a critical gap in the experiential art+tech landscape. Whereas the larger umbrella of ARTECHOUSE serves as a platform for digital and immersive experiences, ARTECHOUSE Studio does the actual work of imagining and producing cutting-edge, technology-driven exhibitions and experiences. It provides both artists (like Refik Anadol, Yuko Shimizu, Vince Franser, and many others) and its many outside collaborators (brands and organizations like Pantone, the United Nations Foundation, the Society for Neuroscience, Nobel Prize Museum, etc) not only the tools and technical capabilities to bring their concepts to life, but also the creative vision needed to elaborate those ideas and give them new scope.
ARTECHOUSE STUDIO BY THE NUMBERS
36+ Original Artistic Exhibitions
10+ Creative Partnerships, including those with NASA, PANTONE, Society for Neuroscience, and more
2M+ In-Person Attendees
1B+ Digital Impact and Engagements
The Studio makes this possible through a global, in-house team who work together to build the supporting structure for an entire exhibition or installation. When someone from within or outside of ARTECHOUSE brings the Studio an idea for an experience, the team acts as a one-stop-shop for building the idea from the ground up, it works almost like a film studio.
The members of ARTECHOUSE Studio act not only as technicians, but as masters of certain techniques that take years to learn, which is why each member of the team has between 8 and 35 years of experience with their craft. All together, they make possible projects that are otherwise unimaginable.
