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With a mission to "inspire curiosity" by highlighting the wonders of the natural world, the wndr museum (pronounced "wonder") will feature 20 "experiments" throughout a tour of 45 minutes in a fun and immersive atmosphere.
His most famous work is undoubtedly Yayoi Kusama's Infinity Mirror Room entitled "Let's Survive Together" (pictured above); it will be the first time that one of the 20 works of Kusama will be exhibited in Chicago
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L & # 39; The museum's experience will begin with an exploration of smaller scale elements that humans – such as cells and subatomic particles – then move on to much larger things, such as the phenomenon of gravity. Kusama's work will appear in the final section, dedicated to the infinite.
Among the ten rooms commissioned exclusively for the exhibition, there will be a gravity ball pit that reinvents children's favorite in the weightlessness of space, and three The Kinetic sculpture of the story says "pass from one element of the universe to the other".
Edible experiments are also part of the museum tour and each visitor will be offered two tastes from a rotating menu. Among the offerings, Toronto's Future Food Studio will present a prototype to transform any food or flavor into a cloud; guests will be able to sample bubble gum clouds and hot dog flavors from Chicago, among others.
The Wndr Museum opens its doors to the public in the West Loop neighborhood of Chicago on August 17 for a limited but indeterminate number of time. Tickets are on sale as of this week
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