After two successful exhibitions in New York and Los Angeles, Sunnyhues Entertainment is bringing back its wildly popular immersive art exhibition the Happy-Go-Lucky Exhibit this summer in New York!
The HGL is a multimedia exhibit that aims to spread happiness, confidence, and positivity through a specially designed immersive environment combining lighting, projection, sculpture, sound design, and optical illusions to transform ordinary spaces into unique sensory experiences.
The exhibit will feature eight themed rooms, including its all-time-favorites The Diamond Palace and Silver Ocean, and a brand new high-tech 360° full immersive installation The Kaleidoscope.
- The Diamond Palace is a fantastic space that cleverly uses mirrors to reflect lights and colors, turning the entire room into a magnificent, seamless geometric pattern. It is perfect for individuals and groups to take memorable photos together and even has its own runway for posing in style.
- Silver Ocean is an immersive space with a giant, highly reflective shell in the midst of a projection of ocean waves around. The live audiovisual effects reflect the changing sky and light, producing an environment akin to a living sculpture.
- The Kaleidoscope uses 360° digital screens to create an ever-shifting field of color and lighting effects around visitors. Inside the Kaleidoscope tunnel, color changes, shapes morph, and light shifts and spins.
Other uniquely designed rooms are The Illusion, The Maze, Petrichor, Conch Flowers, and The Magical Forest, along with a few smaller installations scattered throughout the space.
Health & Safety: The exhibit’s top priority is the health and safety of its guests and employees. The exhibit has implemented enhanced safety measures based on the guidelines from the CDC, local health departments, and government agencies. This includes limiting the space capacity through timed tickets, requiring face coverings for everyone in the space for the entire duration of their stay, providing contactless check-ins and contactless temperature checks, and implementing strict cleaning protocols.
THE PLUG: The Happy-Go-Lucky Exhibit 2021 runs from June 23rd through August 22nd Extended through November 16th, 2021 with new installations. Re-opens August 28th. Located at 32 Mercer Street. Tickets for adults ages 16 and above are $31 for Monday-Thursday and $35 for Friday-Sunday; tickets for children ages 4-15 are $17; free admission for children under four.
The exhibit will open 11am-8pm Monday-Thursday, 10:30am-9pm Friday-Saturday, and 10:30am-8pm Sunday. Each ticket grants one-hour to explore the exhibit, with admission times beginning every 15 minutes. Some rooms are subject to individual time and capacity limits.
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🔌 THE PLUG: If you haven't already, we recommend making your way to the Museum of the Moving Image to experience their unique and one of a kind exhibits. We had so much fun learning so much about the history of film, our favorite movies, and the creatives behind them. Here are three that are a must-see! ✨
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1️⃣🧸 THE JIM HENSON EXHIBITION
This dynamic experience explores Jim Henson’s groundbreaking work for film and television and his transformative impact on culture, which includes guided tours/talks and screenings of Jim Henson films, including The Muppets Movies.
📅 Celebrate Jim Henson’s Birthday at MoMI on
Sunday, September 22nd, 12-6pm with an afternoon featuring special guests and discussion, book signing, a puppet workshop, collectible swap meet, live music in the courtyard, and more! Free part of the museums Open Worlds initiative *The Imagination Illustrated program is included w/ Museum admission; first-come, first-served.
2️⃣🧟♀️ MAKEUP AND PRODUCTION DESIGN + THE EXORCIST
This exhibit explores the film production and makeup design, including that for The Exorcist, detailing how a stylish townhouse in Georgetown, Washington, D.C., and an innocent young girl were transformed into sites of horror.
3️⃣📽️ BEHIND THE SCREEN
The Museum's core exhibition immerses you in the creative and technical process of producing, promoting, and presenting films, television shows, and digital entertainment.
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Be sure to grab the fam and friends to experience this amazing museum in person! 😍
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📍 Museum of the Moving Image @movingimagenyc
36-01 35th Avenue, Astoria Queens
🎟️ $10–20, including special exhibitions
FREE Museum hours every Thursday, 2-6pm
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