Immersive Van Gogh Exhibit (painting, many, son)

[reneeh63]

It's in many cities country (and world) -wide. A bit pricey but that varies depending on the city (Indianapolis is $20 cheaper than Chicago, e.g.).

It helps to be a Van Gogh fan but the feel of the exhibit is pretty exhilarating, especially in combination with the musical selections that accompany it. Be sure to stay and watch it through at least a couple times.

There are actually several different ones touring now - using this link, I saw the first one listed in Chicago:
https://www.afar.com/magazine/where-...the-us-in-2021

[Sassybluesy]

I watched the video...I wish I could see it in person. It looks amazing.

[writerwife]

My daughter is a big Van Gogh fan and had purchased tickets to the exhibit some time ago prior to it showing in Atlanta. She was really looking forward to it. She said that she liked it but it wasn't as great as she was expecting. She couldn't really decipher tho whether she was just expecting too much out of it or what but she ended up thinking that it was ok.. nothing necessarily to write home about and overpriced to see in person.

If you have a VR headset, there is an experience available with a "living" Starry Nights immersion experience. I did do that and that was pretty cool. It's like you're inside the painting and it's.... living, lol. Flowing and moving.