LUNA LUNA

The world’s first art amusement park.

Luna Luna: Forgotten Fantasy brings art to life
with one-of-a kind amusements, dazzling
performances and awe-inspiring atmosphere.

Performer at Luna Luna: Fogoten Fantasy,
Los Angeles, United States, 2024.
Jean-Michael Basquiat, Painted Ferris wheel with music.
Luna Luna: Forgotten Fantasy, New York, United States, 2024.

Explore a world of magical artworks — from Jean-Michel
Basquiat’s wondrous Ferris wheel to Keith Haring’s character-
filled carousel, and immersive installations by Salvador Dalí,
David Hockney, and Roy Lichtenstein. Encounter Poncili
Creación’s roving creatures as they weave through the crowd,
bringing surprise to every corner. Exchange vows in the
whimsical Wedding Chapel, engage with vibrant carnival
performers and immerse yourself in the dream-like sounds of
André 3000, Floating Points, Jamie xx, and more.

In the summer of 1987...

A fantastical fairground unlike any ever witnessed landed in
Hamburg, Germany.

Artist and curator André Heller invited over thirty renowned
visionaries — including Salvador Dalí, Jean-Michel Basquiat,
and Sonia Delaunay — to design rides, games, and attractions
into one extravaganza for all to enjoy. Some called it a
“fairground of sensations.” Others dubbed it “the museum of
the future.” He named it Luna Luna.

Out next chapter unfolds with Luna Luna:
Forgotten Fantasy, a spectacular showcase of
the world's first art amusement part. A
captivating blend of art, theater, and
interaction — featuring both the initial
collection of rides and installations as well as
new contributions from conteporary artists.

Luna Luna: Forgotten Fantasy, New York, United States, 2024.
Poncilí Creatción character at Luna Luna: Forgotten Fantasy, new
York, United States, 2024.

Luna Luna: Forgotten Fantasy brings art to life with one-of-a
kind amusements, dazzling performances and awe-inspiring
atmosphere.

Forgotten Fantasy

OPENS NOVEMBER 20, 2024

Thirty-six years ago, Luna Luna landed in Hamburg, Germany: the world's first art amusement park with rides, games, adn attractions by visionaries like Basquiat, Haring, and Hockney. By a twist of fate, the park's treasures were soon sealed in 44 shipping containers and forgotten in Texas — until now.