Don’t miss this delightful immersive experience: London’s Delight Media Art Exhibition

Are you on the hunt for unique things to do in London this spring? Here’s an attraction that should be at top of your list: the Delight Media Art Exhibition.

Step inside this immersive art exhibition showcasing the beauty, culture, and ingenuity of the South Koran capital in ways never before seen. The exhibition is drawing to a close very soon – so grab your ticket before it’s gone for good!

What is the Delight Media Art Exhibition?

Delight is a modern art exhibition, with a twist. It’s a massive multi-format and multi-sensory experience hidden beside the Thames.

A fusion of tradition and technology, it’s a curation of light, sound, image, and space designed to truly immerse viewers in experiences of Seoul – from the mythological deities of its past to the chaotic neon beauty of its present. The curator encourages you to become part of the artwork – and, thanks to their use of projectors and mirrors, this is all too easy, making for some great photo opportunities.

Spread across two floors, housed in a giant warehouse, you’ll journey through 12 distinct zones. Here, different medias collide to transport you from the streets of London to the magical heart of Seoul, teaching you all about its past, present, and future. Prepare to be awed by the size and variety of these installations: from a room teeming with lanterns, to towering digital projections, to a giant moon that vanishes into a pool of water.

There’s even a companion app which lets you play an AR treasure hunt – just find and scan each of the 15 QR codes hidden throughout the exhibition. Find them all, and you can earn yourself a small prize at the end.

One of the Zones in the Delight Media Art Exhibition, London. Artwork featuring a projection of the moon above water.

Highlights of the Delight Media Art Exhibition

A personal favourite was Zone 2: ‘631’. It’s a large room filled with hundreds of bright lanterns (631, to be exact), the mirrored surfaces making them seem like they stretch on infinitely. Watch as they cycle through shades of red and blue, reflecting the changes of light in Seoul.

Look out for Zone 9, too, where giant pillars stream with dozens of brightly coloured adverts. Enter this piece and let the myriad signboards flow over you. This instalment is meant to represents the city’s authentic voice, a part of the intricate web of urban narratives.

One of the Zones in the Delight Media Art Exhibition, London. Artwork featuring a room filled with incredible beautiful lanterns.

Where is the Delight Media Art Exhibition?

The Delight Media Art Exhibition is tucked away in a large warehouse in Bourgh Yards, just beyond the Clink Prison Museum. The full address is Clink Street Borough Yards Unit 219-221, London SE1 9DG. Here’s a Google Maps link, too.

It will take you around an hour to visit all of the zones. Once you’re finished, why don’t you next door to Borough Market for some incredible street food, or check out the scenic Anchor pub for a pint.

One of the Zones in the Delight Media Art Exhibition, London. Artwork featuring an incredible immersive art display of projectors and statues.

How much does the Delight Media Art Exhibition cost?

A standard adult entry ticket for the Delight Media Art Exhibition is £17.80 on weekdays and £22.20 on weekends (plus a £1pp booking fee tacked on at checkout). There are discounts for children below 12, and bundles for families and larger groups. Out of all the immersive exhibitions I’ve visited, this has been the best value for money.

One of the Zones in the Delight Media Art Exhibition, London. Artwork sculpture of giant gates with lighting.

When does the Delight Media Art Exhibition end?

The Delight exhibition ends on 16 June 2024, so there’s not long left. Tickets are still available for the upcoming final weekends, just follow this link to book your timeslot. Make sure you catch this immersive experience before it’s gone!

13 responses to “Don’t miss this delightful immersive experience: London’s Delight Media Art Exhibition”

  1. mickoflaherty avatar
    mickoflaherty

    definitely worth a visit

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  2. Lucy A avatar
    Lucy A

    That’s next weekend planned! Many thanks.

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    1. Oliver avatar
      Oliver

      This looks amazing! I’ll definitely have to go here before it closes! 😁

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      1. joeloflaherty avatar

        It’s definitely worth the trip!

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      2. Karen avatar
        Karen

        Looks really interesting thank you, hope to grab a ticket before it ends!

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    2. joeloflaherty avatar

      Glad to help 🙂

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  3. Millie avatar
    Millie

    I went here following your recommendation! It was amazing, I will be keeping an eye out for what you post next!

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    1. joeloflaherty avatar

      I’ve just posted 3 more exhibitions for you to try!

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  4. 89liamdonald89 avatar
    89liamdonald89

    Very cool

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    1. joeloflaherty avatar

      If you’re a fan of exhibitions like this, check out my latest post uploaded today! It’s the top four unique London exhibitions that are ending this month

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