Interactive art 'theme park' to open in New York

A New York-based design studio is set to unveil an interactive art 'theme park' in the city that will host three playful installations a year.

The exhibition titled 'Snark Park', will be displayed at a space in the city's Hudson Yard area, CNN reported.

Previous interactive installations by the design studio, Snarkitecture, which was established in 2008 by Daniel Arsham and Alex Mustonen, took over galleries, shopping malls and public spaces around the world.

For the space's first installation, 'Lost and Found', Snarkitecture created a grid-like forest of columns that emerge from the ground at varying levels like stalagmites.

The floor, which is made with thick foam, is just one of the design features used to encourage visitors to thoughtfully interact with the space.