Superheroes have never been more ingrained in American pop culture than they are now. Who hasn't wanted to be more than human? Superhero, a visiting interactive art exhibit by Spanish arts collective Wildbytes, promises to take Tree City residents's dreams from the comic page to monolithic life. The exhibit uses Kinect cameras to give participants a variety of superpowers—toss energy balls, grow huge or tiny, or take flight like Superman. Your amazing deeds will be projected on the facade of the Burton Memorial Tower for all to see. Wildbytes has brought their inventive projects to festivals around the world—Superhero itself was the centerpiece of the Dumbo exhibit in New York City.
Free. 9:45-11:45pm. Friday, June 28-Sunday, June 30. Ingalls Mall. 881 N University Ave. 734-994-5999. www.a2sf.org—JS
