BROOKLYN NAVY YARD — RADIOHEAD KICKED OFF their immersive audio-visual exhibition, “Motion Picture House,” this month in Brooklyn Navy Yard’s Agger Fish Building.
The band features music from “Kid A” and “Amnesia,” along with striking visual art and a 75-minute film. Each ticket, priced at a whopping $73, offers two-hour admission. Gothamist noted that while the exhibition was moving for hardcore Radiohead fans, the high price point and its similarity to immersive experiences like the Van Gogh pop-ups that took over the city a few years ago may dissuade those on the fence from attending.
“Motion Picture House” is on view at the Brooklyn Navy Yard through June 28.
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