Radiohead fan experience pop-up in Brooklyn

Radiohead’s “Motion Picture House featuring KID A MNESIA” opened at the Brooklyn Navy Yard on May 15, according to Time Out New York. The installation occupies the Agger Fish Building at 299 Sands Street and is billed by the project’s official site as a large-scale audiovisual installation and art gallery built around “KID A MNESIA,” the band’s visual and musical world tied to the albums “Kid A” and “Amnesiac.” The Brooklyn Navy Yard lists the event as part of its May-June 2026 public programming. The run continues through June 28, with timed-entry tickets sold in advance. ### What exactly is the Brooklyn pop-up? The official KID A MNESIA site says “Motion Picture House” is a purpose-built installation that combines a 75-minute movie with surrounding gallery spaces. The material draws on artwork created by Thom Yorke and Stanley Donwood during the recording sessions for “Kid A” and “Amnesiac,” and the soundtrack uses new mixes from the original multitracks in spatial audio. Time Out New York described the Brooklyn edition as an immersive installation with projected visuals, altered architecture and gallery rooms tied to the two albums. (timeout.com) The publication said the project expands on the virtual “KID A MNESIA” exhibition first released through Epic Games in 2021, but the current version places visitors inside a physical venue rather than an online environment. (kida-mnesia.com) ### Where is it, and how long is it running? Brooklyn Navy Yard’s events page lists the venue as the Agger Fish Building at 299 Sands Street. The official site lists Brooklyn as the first stop on the tour, running from May 6 through June 28, 2026, before later dates in Chicago, Mexico City and San Francisco. Time Out New York reported that the installation is in its longest North American run after an earlier debut at Coachella. That account matches the official tour schedule, which shows later stops beginning on July 30 in Chicago, October 27 in Mexico City and January 14, 2027, in San Francisco. (timeout.com) ### What happens during a visit? The KID A MNESIA site says each admission is booked in a two-hour slot. (kida-mnesia.com) Within that window, the central film runs 75 minutes, and the remaining time is for visitors to move through gallery spaces at their own pace. The official FAQ says the event is general admission rather than reserved seating. Visitors may stand or sit on a cushioned floor on a first-come, first-served basis, and the event is listed as all ages. (timeout.com) Merchandise is available for ticket holders at the venue, according to the site. ### Who is behind the material in the installation? Thom Yorke and Stanley Donwood are named on the official site as the artists whose work from the “Kid A” and “Amnesiac” period forms the basis of the film and gallery presentation. (kida-mnesia.com) Brooklyn Navy Yard’s listing says the soundtrack is derived from the original multitracks and mixed in 6-point spatial audio by Nigel Godrich. Time Out New York said the Brooklyn installation includes large-scale artwork by Yorke and Donwood alongside the audiovisual presentation. (kida-mnesia.com) The publication also reported that the soundtrack was specially remixed for the installation. ### How do tickets work, and what does it cost? The official KID A MNESIA site says all tickets must be purchased in advance and that screening times appear during checkout. (kida-mnesia.com) The listed Brooklyn price is $72.43 before local tax. Time Out New York reported that Brooklyn tickets are sold in timed slots from Thursday through Sunday and said the project uses Fair AXS ticketing. The publication also said students with a valid .edu email address can receive a 30% discount. (timeout.com) ### Where can readers check the latest schedule? Time Out New York included the Brooklyn installation in its weekly New York roundup for May 18-24, pointing readers to the event as one of the city’s featured outings this week. (kida-mnesia.com) The official KID A MNESIA site says the latest information is available through the project’s own channels and ticketing pages. Brooklyn Navy Yard also lists the event on its exhibitions page. (timeout.com) The Brooklyn dates run through June 28, according to the official site, with Chicago scheduled to open on July 30. Tickets and screening times are listed through the KID A MNESIA website, while venue details appear on the Brooklyn Navy Yard events page. (kida-mnesia.com) (timeout.com)