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This November, the Balloon Museum makes its Dallas debut — unveiling its much-anticipated first show, “Let’s Fly — Art Has No Limits.” Fresh off of highly acclaimed shows across Europe, the exhibition features a large-scale, luminous celebration of air and creativity. Originally a global sensation launched in Rome, the exhibit features striking installations by 18 international artists that promise to be fully immersive and accessible to everyone.
Balloon Museum is a concept from Lux Entertainment. Founded in 2021 by Roberto Fantauzzi along with Anrea Lucentini, Vanessa Arcangeli, and Jose Linguella, the entertainment company stages site-specific exhibitions that marry live performances with immersive environments and monumental art pieces. In its short, three-year run, the company has garnered 18 Best Event Awards.
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On November 22, the Balloon Museum will debut in Dallas with Let’s Fly — Art Has No Limits. The multisensory exhibition, spanning 65,000 square feet, will weave art, air, and creativity through large-scale, luminous displays. Located at Dallas’ South Side Studios, the exhibition will feature the works of 18 international artists, seen below:
Sasha Frovola Lucas Zanotto Alex Schweder Cyril Lancelin Camilla Falsini Myeongbeom Kim Max Streicher Michael Shaw Christopher Schardt Tadao Cern Rub Kandy Hyperstudio Karina Smigla-Bobinski SpY Sila Sveta Ouchhh MOTOREFISICO
One of the featured pieces is Christopher Schardt’s Mariposa, a massive 36-foot monolithic butterfly sculpture modded with nearly 40,000 LED lights. The interactive sculpture, first exhibited at Burning Man in 2023, allows visitors to swing beneath the butterfly wings.
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“With its world-class arts scene and bold, design-driven landscape, Dallas offers the perfect backdrop for Balloon Museum’s Let’s Fly,” said Lux Entertainment founder, Roberto Fantauzzi, in a press release. “We’re proud to bring an exhibition that reflects the city’s scale and spirit — dynamic, creative, and constantly in motion, always reaching for what’s next”.
Let’s Fly launches at Balloon Museum Dallas on November 22 and runs until April 26 at South Side Studios located at 2901 Botham Jean Blvd. Tickets to the experience are now available at the website here.