Immersive exhibitions are changing the way people consume art

Hopscotch is an immersive art gallery in Portland, offering a mix of high-tech and technology-free installations. Co-founded by Nicole Jensen, it features 14 installations from local and international artists. The gallery aims to make art accessible and engaging, with installations like Quantum Trampoline and Rainbow Cave highlighting social issues. Sound design plays a crucial role in enhancing the immersive experience. Hopscotch plans to expand with new locations and regularly update its installations.

What is the significance of the 7000 LED lights in the Hopscotch experience?

What are some of the serious themes explored in the art installations at Hopscotch?

How does the installation 'Rainbow Cave' utilize upcycled materials, and what message does it convey?

What is the importance of the collaboration with the Human Rights Campaign in the context of Hopscotch?

Describe the role of sound in the immersive art experiences at Hopscotch.

How does Hopscotch aim to attract visitors who may not be interested in traditional art galleries?

Discuss the future plans for Hopscotch as mentioned by Nicole Jensen.