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About ARTECHOUSE New York

ARTECHOUSE New York is a cutting-edge immersive art space in the heart of Chelsea, where art, science, and technology fuse to create immersive installations. With flexible private-event layouts that can accommodate 125 theater-style or 115 seated configurations, ARTECHOUSE offers a dynamic venue for exhibitions like Machine Hallucination: NYC. While there is no on-site parking, the venue sits near major subway lines and bus routes, making it easy to visit from across New York City. Below you’ll find seating details, transit options, parking guidance, and suggested nearby hotels and restaurants to enhance your visit.

Whether you’re planning a solo art stroll or coordinating a private event, ARTECHOUSE New York provides a memorable, tech-forward experience in the Chelsea Market corridor. For the latest event details, dates, and featured installations, keep an eye on official updates and reserve tickets when ready. We’ve got you with easy, no-fuss access to tickets, venue info, and nearby amenities to make your trip smooth.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Address: 439 W 15th Street, New York, NY 10011 (Chelsea Market, underground boiler room space).
  • Venue type: immersive art space / experiential museum combining art, science and technology.
  • Capacity (private events): 250 standing; 125 theater; 115 seated.
  • Seating chart: public diagrams aren’t published; private-event layouts are flexible to accommodate 125 theater-style or 115 seated configurations.
  • Parking: ARTECHOUSE does not offer on-site parking.
  • Transit: nearby A/C/E/L at W 14th St; 1/2/3 within a few blocks; other bus routes nearby.
  • Nearby hotels: The Maritime Hotel, The Standard High Line, Dream Downtown, Chelsea Pines Inn, The High Line Hotel, among others.
  • Notable events: Machine Hallucination: NYC (original 2019 installation; re-mounted in 2021–2022 with NFT drops).