The center utilizes floor-to-ceiling high-definition projection mapping to create immersive 360-degree visual experiences.
The facility is housed in a repurposed commercial building, allowing for massive open-floor installations without structural partitions.
Unlike traditional museums, the content at this venue rotates periodically to accommodate new traveling multimedia exhibits.
The location serves as the primary Atlanta hub for the international 'Exhibition Hub' brand of digital art galleries.
The venue is designed to encourage visitor interaction with the art by allowing movement throughout the projected light displays.
Exhibition Hub Art Center Atlanta is a dedicated immersive digital gallery located in the Doraville area. The venue specializes in large-scale, high-definition projection exhibitions that combine light, sound, and technology to reinterpret classic and contemporary art. It occupies a converted warehouse space designed to accommodate expansive 360-degree visual installations. The facility frequently hosts traveling multimedia shows focusing on internationally recognized artists. It functions as a flexible exhibition space rather than a permanent museum collection. The center utilizes cutting-edge projection mapping technology to transform the interior environment into a walkable artistic installation.
The center of the main projection hall where the wrap-around imagery provides the most complete visual coverage.
Download the specific app associated with your current exhibition before arrival to access interactive elements and audio guides.
Check the official website for 'sensory-friendly' or 'quiet' day designations if you prefer lower volume levels.
Bring a light layer as the climate control systems keep the large warehouse space cool to prevent projector overheating.
Do not attempt to interact with the technical projection equipment or block the light beams from the ceiling-mounted units.
Closed on certain Mondays; check the official calendar for specific maintenance or installation changeover days.
Avoid using flash photography to prevent disrupting the projected light sequences; stay within designated pathways.
