Enter a black-box museum where lasers, sound sculptures and video paint the dark. Art Club at POST offers 60–120 minutes of immersive new media from global artists—book a mobile ticket and prepare for bright flashes and intense audio.
More ways to explore the area's outdoor wonders
You step into a black box and the light rearranges itself — lasers sketch on the air, sound rolls like a low engine, and screens breathe color into the dark. Art Club at POST is built to disorient in the best way: moving-image sculptures and audio installations demand you slow down, tilt your head, and let the work find you.
Difficulty
easy
Duration
1–2 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for all fitness levels; involves standing, slow walking, and some crowded spaces
Wildlife
History
POST repurposed a downtown service building into a creative campus; Art Club follows a wider trend of converting industrial spaces into cultural venues in Houston.
Conservation
Exhibits often use intense lighting and electronics; visitors should avoid flash photography, follow signage, and prefer public transit to reduce the site’s environmental footprint.
Reserve your spot on the Art Club is an Immersive Museum of New Media Artworks at POST. today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Buy mobile tickets ahead
Purchase the mobile ticket to skip the line and secure a specific entry window during busy weekends.
Photos and flash rules
Photography is usually permitted but flash and tripods are often banned—respect signage to protect artworks and other visitors.
Watch for strobes and loud sound
Several installations contain flashing lights and sustained audio—bring ear protection if you’re photosensitive or sound-sensitive.
Use public transit or ride-share
POST is downtown with limited parking—public transportation and ride-shares are convenient and reduce congestion.
Comfortable shoes
Closed, comfy shoes make touring multiple dark galleries and standing at installations more pleasant.
Earplugs
Protect your hearing during loud audio pieces or extended sound environments.
Compact camera or phone
Useful for documenting non-flash-friendly works and remembering details, but follow exhibit rules.
Light jacket
Gallery spaces can be cool; a thin layer is useful indoors year-round.