Eyebeam Art and Technology Center

Eyebeam is an art center in Chelsea dedicated to digital media and technology. The building spans multiple floors with exhibition spaces, studios, and laboratories where digital art projects are created and technical experimentation takes place.

The center was founded in 1997 to merge digital innovation with artistic expression. This mission continues to shape how the organization operates and programs its activities today.

The center is where artists work on projects involving video games, computer animation, robotics, and digital installations. Residency programs and workshops here show how technology and art come together in creative practice.

The center is easily accessible by public transportation, with the nearest subway station near 14th Street. Check in advance if registration or advance booking is needed for activities you want to experience.

The building was designed with a concrete shell and built-in power and data connections that let artists reconfigure spaces based on their technical needs. This means exhibitions and installations constantly shift and adapt to match different projects.

Location: Manhattan

Inception: 1997

Founders: John Seward Johnson III

Official opening: 1997

Address: 34 35th Street, 5th Floor, Unit 26, Brooklyn NY 11232

Phone: +13473789163

Website: http://eyebeam.org

GPS coordinates: 40.70331,-73.93493

Latest update: December 8, 2025 19:52