Immersive art experience where visitors step inside more than 40 world-famous masterpieces across four award-winning galleries.
Frameless is open in London on Wednesday 16 December, and if you've never been, it's the city's largest permanent multi-sensory art experience. It's built around four award-winning galleries, and inside you'll find more than 40 world-famous masterpieces projected around you, so you're stepping into the art rather than just looking at it from a distance. Most people spend between 90 and 120 minutes in the rooms, and last entry is two hours before closing, so it's the kind of thing you want to give a proper afternoon or evening to rather than rushing through.
It's designed for all ages, and that's not just a line — they run artist residencies and collaborations with London institutions like the National Portrait Gallery, and their Blank Canvas Gallery has hosted immersive retellings of children's picture books alongside new work from emerging digital artists. The press have described it as 'genuinely exciting', 'fabulously immersive and interactive', and 'magical and unique'. It's rated 4.7/5 by more than 4,290 reviewers and has been visited by over 1.3 million people, so it's a well-trodden one.
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Tickets are booked in advance online. Standard adult tickets start from £29.50, children are £20, families are £86, and seniors are £21. There are also Frameless Lates from £21, Parent & Toddler from £21, and Multi-Sensory Tots Classes from £29, so it works whether you're heading in with a group of friends or taking the kids.
