After its Coachella debut, the exhibition honoring the band's 'Kid A' and 'Amnesiac' albums has landed in New York – and will hit Chicago, Mexico City and San Francisco over the next year.

5/7/2026

Radiohead's Kid A Mnesia exhibit in Brooklyn, N.Y. Kate Izor

On a fittingly dreary evening in a fittingly industrial corner of the Brooklyn Navy Yard, Radiohead’s Kid A Mnesia Motion Picture House opened its two-month New York run on Wednesday.

The fact that a healthy crowd assembled for the immersive multimedia art installation at the Agger Fish Building — a warehouse that, somewhat recently, has been a hub for marine products, though it has none of the smells this background would suggest — despite the less-than-ideal circumstances was a testament not just to Radiohead’s continued relevance, but the way that its visionary 2000 masterpiece Kid A and its almost-as-good 2001 follow-up Amnesiac still resonate with audiences.

Kid A Mnesia debuted at Coachella last month, in a bespoke 17,000-square-foot bunker…