Somerset House

"Escher, this utterly traditional artist, makes you see that we walk a world we don't understand. We are his funny little people, going up and down the stairs, thinking we ascend or descend when we're on the flat, propping up our everyday lives with cosy assumptions to hide from the infinite, the impossible real."

The Guardian

"The focus on religion is heavy-handed at times – perhaps loving the Spice Girls or Elvis is just not that deep? – and it feels remiss for the exhibition not to question what happens when these obsessions go too far, if they are always healthy, or if idolising celebrities should be seen as a blanket positive thing. Still, Holy Pop! is a joyous celebration of pop culture fandoms, and all their quirky, messy extremes."

TimeOut

"Walking through the dark space, visitors are taken through a series of immersive (but not in a tacky way) and beguiling installations, moving sculptures, interactive machines and large projections. A vast array of technology is incorporated, from machine learning and AI to motion capture, digital imaging and robotics. "

TimeOut