Visitors will also be able to explore the 'White Box,' which displays over 60 of Depp's physical artworks arranged thematically across five chapters.

Since debuting in the art world in 2022, Depp has gained significant attention, selling artworks and raising funds for children's hospitals through NFTs.

His first exhibition in London featured 780 prints that sold out quickly, generating £3.6 million, showcasing his growing influence in the art scene.

The exhibition promises an 'intimate exploration' of Depp's extensive body of artwork, showcasing never-before-seen pieces and personal artifacts from his life.

A central feature of the exhibit is the 'Black Box,' which offers a 360-degree visual experience that animates Depp's artwork into dynamic films narrated by him.

In addition to the Black Box, 'A Bunch of Stuff' will include large-scale immersive rooms, traditional gallery spaces, and themed retail areas.

Enhancing the experience, a bodega at the entrance will offer themed items and keepsakes related to the exhibition.

According to BAUART co-founder Guy Vesey, Depp's art has been a crucial part of his life since childhood, serving as a source of inspiration and healing.

Depp describes art as his 'sanctuary,' emphasizing its vital role in his life and the importance of artistic expression.

The exhibit aims to inspire audiences to see art as healing and transformative, reflecting Depp's personal journey through his creative works.

Johnny Depp's highly anticipated art exhibition, titled 'A Bunch of Stuff,' is set to open on October 4 in Manhattan's Chelsea neighborhood.

Organized by BAUART in collaboration with Pantheon Art and TAIT, the exhibit will be hosted at the Starrett-Lehigh Building.