The forthcoming Museum of AI Arts in Los Angeles revealed new details on its offerings and announced its opening in spring 2026.
Occupying the base of a Frank Gehry-designed tower, the museum, called Dataland, will highlight machine-made art in five galleries spread over 25,000 square feet. Refik Anadol Studio, the L.A.-based digital art studio behind Dataland, also highlighted the museum’s forthcoming Infinity Room, which will fill one of the galleries.
The Infinity Room, referred to as an “immersive data sculpture” by its creator, artist Refik Anadol, is inspired by the Light and Space movement and was created over a decade ago (check out a teaser of the Infinity Room below). Besides trippy visuals, the Infinity Room features AI-generated scents from the museum’s Large Nature Model, which sources data from the natural world.
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The immersive space will be the first to utilize an “advanced type of generative AI model that understands the dynamics of real-world physics and spatial properties,” according to the studio.
Dataland also announced an Artist Residency Program, where three (human) artists “will embark on projects that expand the creative horizons of human-machine collaborations” and “explore how AI can transform culture, storytelling, and design.”
