Radiohead keep the Motion Picture House in Brooklyn until 12 July

Radiohead's Motion Picture House, the Kid A Mnesia film and art installation at the Brooklyn Navy Yard, has been extended a second time. A YouTube short from the band today says it is in Brooklyn only until 12th July, before moving to Chicago, Ciudad de Mexico and San Francisco.²

Brooklyn was first booked for less than four weeks, from 6 to 31 May, and now runs for more than nine. The first extension, to 28 June, came before the doors opened on 6 May, and Radiohead's US publicists put it down to demand after the installation's debut at Coachella in April. By mid-May Radiohead and AEG had added Wednesdays in every city, so it now opens Wednesday to Sunday.

The film at its centre runs 75 minutes and is made from the artwork Thom Yorke and Stanley Donwood created while the band made Kid A and Amnesiac, with galleries of the full-scale pictures around it. Its soundtrack is a new mix from the original multitracks for a six-point surround system built for the room, and Consequence credits Nigel Godrich with rebuilding it.

Motion Picture House: Kid A Mnesia, the dates as of 17 June 2026

The Motion Picture House short· Radioheadwatch on youtube →