Interactive exhibition of giant inflatable artworks by international artists, including Martin Creed, that react to visitors' presence.
Euphoяia - Art is in the Air opens at ImmerseLDN in the ExCeL London Waterfront on 24 October, and it's staying put until 22 August 2027. It's the latest stop for the Balloon Museum, an international touring series of inflatable art that's already drawn 8 million visitors worldwide, including half a million at the Grand Palais in Paris over 99 days. This is a completely new exhibition, built around a dozen or so giant interactive installations that react to your presence and encourage you to move, touch, play and interact across about ten rooms.
The line-up of artists is an international one: Martin Creed, AA Murakami, Camille Walala, Karina Smigla-Bobinski, Cyril Lancelin, HYPERSTUDIO and Mauro Pace. The museum describes it as a playful world of colour, movement, sound and unexpected encounters, where art is made to be experienced rather than simply observed, and it's pitched at adults, families, children and anyone ready to see art differently.
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It's a long run, so there's plenty of time to fit it in. Tickets range from £28.50 to £34.50 for adults, £23.50 to £28.50 for children, and £64.50 to £145.50 for family tickets. The venue is cashless, so bring your card.
