Yayoi Kusama Fireflies Infinity Mirror Room - Phoenix, Arizona

Yayoi Kusama's Fireflies Infinity Mirror Room is a captivating and immersive art experience that you don't want to miss. Located at the Phoenix Art Museum, this exhibit is a must-see for art lovers and anyone seeking a unique and memorable experience.

The Phoenix Art Museum is an art museum specializing in a wide range of artworks and exhibitions. The museum is wheelchair accessible, with a wheelchair accessible entrance, parking lot, and restroom, making it accessible for everyone to enjoy. It's also a great place for kids, with restrooms and plenty of interesting art to keep them engaged.

Yayoi Kusama's Fireflies Infinity Mirror Room is a reflective chamber filled with tiny lights that twinkle and change color, creating the illusion of a boundless space. The exhibit is a stunning and otherworldly experience that is both visually and emotionally impactful. Visitors are allowed to enter the chamber one at a time, allowing for a personal and intimate experience.

The Phoenix Art Museum is located at 1625 N Central Ave, Phoenix, AZ 85004. The museum can be easily accessed by public transportation, with the light rail system stopping just a few blocks away. For those driving, there is a wheelchair accessible parking lot available.

For more information about the Fireflies Infinity Mirror Room exhibit and the Phoenix Art Museum, you can visit their website at phxart.org. Here you can find details about the exhibit, museum hours, ticket prices, and more.

The Phoenix Art Museum has received 44 reviews on Google My Business, with an impressive average rating of 4.7/5. Visitors have raved about the Fireflies Infinity Mirror Room exhibit, praising its beauty, uniqueness, and ability to evoke emotion. Many have also commented on the museum's accessibility and welcoming atmosphere.

Reviews of Yayoi Kusama Fireflies Infinity Mirror Room

Chao Gan

5/5

Great show, emerge myself into infinity.
Be careful with mirrors by the way

Johanna Keeler

1/5

It was completely dark and very disorienting. Did not appreciate this display!!

Conor Gray

3/5

Little bit of a let down. I've seen carnival mirror mazes do a better job at illusions. It needed to be bigger and hid the exits better. Sure people would have complained then, but that's real art, not this "safe play".

Tina K

5/5

This was a total highlight on our trip through the museum. It gives a very House of Mirrors vibe when you walk into the dark room from the bright lights of the museum. Then your eyes adjust and you are walking in a romanticized memory of catching fireflies as a kid. I absolutely loved it.

A Z

5/5

This is one of my favorite exhibits of the Phoenix Art Museum. It's interactive as you can immerse yourself in the exhibit. Essentially, you will walk in through the entrance (it's marked) and firstly, you can read a sign to learn about the artist and the work- basically the idea is to lose yourself of self. As you walk in, there's a bunch of lights hanging down (think individually strung Christmas lights) and a bunch of mirrors. The lighting periodically gets darker ever few seconds so you feel afraid to step forward. Don't worry, you won't knock anything down. Just keep walking and keep your hands out if you are scared of hitting the mirrors. The mirrors are essentially on the sides of the room. Facing forward, if you go ahead, there's a mirror at the far end, but on the right side of it, there's an opening and you follow that way out. Beautiful and even more fun if you go early and avoid the crowds and it's just you and you truly let yourself feel lost.

Francisco Escalante

5/5

This is always a highlight of any trip to the Phx art museum. So simple yet so beautiful. Looking forward to them moving it and doing the conservation process. Can't wait for it to reopen and experience again like the 1st time.

Virginia Stevenson

4/5

Wow they made the room larger it is still amazing

Susan Phillips

4/5

It is a mirrored room filled with lights simulating stars. It's very difficult to tell where you're going but very fascinating. I did make it all the way through although it was difficult. There is an attendant inside in case you need help.