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Kids may feel like they’ve stepped into a dystopian fun house at this imaginative exhibit: Most of the art in the installation is designed to play with viewers' perception or make use of optical illusions. There will be a reconstruction of Stan VanDerBeek’s Movie-Drome, in which the viewer is subjected to an onslaught of moving images, and a variety of experimental films created with early computer technology. Highlights include a realization of a machine designed by Franz Kafka, and the work of visionary artist Gianni Colombo. All ages.
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