OASIS immersion exhibition inspired by China and Japan
Richard Burnett
This article was updated on January 4, 2024.
OASIS immersion is Canada’s largest indoor immersive attraction whose new Dreaming Asia walk-through experience was inspired by the cultural heritages of China and Japan.
OASIS immersion
Located on the ground floor of the Palais des congrès, OASIS immersion presents all-immersive temporary museum-type exhibitions inspired by the people, places and trends that shape our world. It is a walkable, no-contact experience featuring three immersive galleries, two dazzling light installations and a lounge area with café-bar and boutique, covering 2,200 m2 (over 21,500 ft2).
Dreaming Asia
Dreaming Asia is a walk-through museum-type experience where visitors enjoy three spellbinding state-of-the-art immersive experiences inspired by the cultural heritages of China and Japan including graceful Japanese prints that have struck the imagination of people worldwide, strolling immersed through the famed Chinese painting Along the River during the Qingming Festival, and seeing Pinyin shadow puppets come to life.
Root for Nature
Beginning on February 22, in collaboration with National Geographic, OASIS immersion presents a second brand-new immersive exhibition, Root for Nature, inspired by the historic COP15 agreements. Root for Nature immerses visitors in a striking interpretation of biodiversity via immersive digital arts and informative educational zones.
Tickets and schedule
Click here for OASIS immersion schedules and tickets. It is highly recommended to arrive onsite 10 minutes prior to your scheduled start, as indicated on your ticket.
Richard Burnett
Richard “Bugs” Burnett is a Canadian freelance writer, editor, journalist, blogger and columnist for alt-weeklies, mainstream and LGBTQ+ publications. Bugs also knows Montréal like a drag queen knows a cosmetics counter.