Electric Ladyland - Museum of Fluorescent Art
If you're looking for a quirky museum experience that has iridescent shine, look no further. The Electric Ladyland Museum is a modest but bright room dedicated to the world of fluorescent lights and minerals. You have certainly heard of fluorescent lights, but this exhibit explains how they came to be and what features give them their vibrant hues. Electric Ladyland will both educate and excite you - all while glowing like a rainbow under the dark lights.
When you first enter the gallery, you will notice eye-catching bright artworks and sculptures adorning the walls. The museum is located in the souterrain below. Friendly artist and proprietor Nick Padalino will walk you through the history of fluorescence and its numerous applications in art and science. His breadth of knowledge on the issue is astounding. Did you know that fluorescent inks and dyes are utilized in numerous things you use every day, such as bank cards, currency, train tickets, stamps, and your identification? Fluorescence may also be found in rocks, minerals, and even animals.
You may also see a fluorescent art work produced by Mr. Padalino over many years at the museum. There is something intriguing in every corner and cranny, so be sure to explore this interactive piece.
- Tripadvisor Rating: 4.0/5
- Website: https://electric-lady-land.com/
- Phone: +31 20 420 3776
- Opening Hours: Wed to Sat - 14:00 to 18:00
- Address: Tweede Leliedwarsstraat 5, 1015 TB Amsterdam, Netherlands
