Frameless - Immersive Art Experience in London
Description
Step into FRAMELESS, London’s most talked-about immersive art experience, just moments from Marble Arch. Explore 42 masterpieces by iconic artists such as Monet, Rembrandt, Van Gogh and Dalí, reimagined through 360° visuals and dynamic soundscapes across four immersive galleries. Perfect for all ages, whether you're a lifelong art lover or simply curious about something new, FRAMELESS is an unforgettable multi-sensory experience. -------------------------------------------------------------- Experience FRAMELESS Lates, an after-hours opening from the UK’s largest multisensory experience. The sessions take place every Friday and Saturday night between 6pm and 10pm with last entry at 8pm - only for over 18s. Lates tickets give evening access to the four permanent galleries with the opportunity of bringing a drink from the Café Bar to the exhibition accompanied by a curated soundtrack from Soho Radio.
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Explore Frameless, London's largest immersive art experience, showcasing masterpieces from 29 of the world's most famous artists across 4 spectacular galleries. Prepare to see masterpieces from Cezanne, Kandinsky, Monet, Dalí, Van Gogh and Rembrandt, to name just a few. Beyond Reality - Surreal, otherworldly and dreamlike, the artworks in this gallery will allow you to travel beyond the boundaries of reality. Colour in Motion - Advanced motion tracking technology will allow you to recreate art with your own movements in this gallery. The World Around Us - Be swept away by 360-degree cityscapes and seascapes that completely envelop you in the beauty of our world. From crashing oceans to bustling cities, pastoral beauty to fiery volcanoes. The Art of Abstraction - Enter a digital maze, as abstract compositions move and dance; whilst shapes and forms bleed through fabric panels that create an ever-continuous journey of abstraction.
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- Wheelchair accessible
- Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
- Service animals allowed
- Public transportation options are available nearby
- Transportation options are wheelchair accessible
- All areas and surfaces are wheelchair accessible
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
- Whilst there is no strobe lighting in any of the galleries, the experience does contain moving images and changes in light that may affect some people.
Reviews(3,987)
Travelled a long way for this “experience” and I can tell you it was not a good one. First of all the staff were not interested when we walked in and barely spoke to us throughout. This was meant to be an immersive experience but with max 5 rooms and nothing more than what my own projector at home could do I am not impressed. This may appeal to children but not for anyone who is actually interested in art. Don’t waste your money. Won’t be coming again!
Brilliant experience. Felt fully immersed! The kids enjoyed it. Will definitely come back.
Excellent immersive art exhibition and overall incredible experience.
This is an unsusual and unique experience. There are different rooms and each room shows an immersive 'film' in which famous art work is brought to life wih movement and sound. It was enjoyable, especially for children. However, I think the number of children around disturbed some visitors- perhaps seperate hours for families/ kids would be a good idea. I think its an excellent place for a school trip as children can recognise works of art in an interesting and fun way.
Entrancing. So much so that I went around some galleries twice. ....................................
I thought it was incredible! The way the art was brought to life and the music that went along with it really did make for an immersive experience. I went about 11am and it wasn’t too busy at all and I was there for maybe an hour and a half? There’s also the opportunity to have your photo taken in the style of the artwork for £8 which I thought was a great little take away. My only slight negative that isn’t to do with the show as much as perhaps the time of day I went, was that it did genuinely feel a bit like a crèche. I have two small children myself so I like to think I have a high tolerance to children but the running around/screaming & crying did sometimes ruin the ambience a bit. Saying that, it means it’s a very family friendly activity because they did seem to be enjoying themselves but I would perhaps suggest going to a later/adults only viewing for a more peaceful experience.
Very enjoyable visit. Rooms were cool and not too crowded. Images fantastic. We also stopped at the cafe for a coffee. Pastries looked good but we resisted!
It was a fabulous experience.
Just went to this me and my ten year old daughter both love art, and I would say she is the perfect starting age for this and we both really loved it. It created a lot of interesting conversation between us about our favourite art pieces and the way we interact with art was challenged during this experience which I think we both enjoyed immensely. The only downside was it was very crowded and overstimulating due to noise as we went during the summer holiday. And there was quite a lot of young children running around (which is fine, it was more so the ones that were screaming that was a bit much for me, and my daughter.) but the actual choice of art pieces and the way they make you feel a part of it, should definitely be experienced at least once.
Lovely experience. Amazing immersive experience Each room was so inviting and interesting Only thing was summer holidays! So many children running around each room . Making noise . Spoiled experience when you were focusing on the art
