An immersive exhibition about Vincent van Gogh will open in Kyiv

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On April 11, an immersive exhibition "Van Gogh's Universe" dedicated to the work of the Dutch artist will start at the VDNH in Kyiv. 

About this reported the press service of VDNG.

The exhibition has already visited a number of major cities around the world, including Los Angeles, New York, Toronto, Dubai, and Berlin, and has attracted millions of visitors. It will be presented in Kyiv for the first time.

An immersive exhibition about Van Gogh

Photo: VDNH

The main feature of the exhibition is complete immersion in the artist’s world. Thanks to Digital Art 360 technology, images are projected onto the walls and floor, creating an immersive space of over 2000 m². Visitors will be able to find themselves inside the artist’s famous works, including “Starry Night” and “Sunflowers”.

In addition, the exhibition will feature VR zones, animations, and an audio guide narrated by a TV presenter. Alexey SukhanovThe artist's bedroom will also be recreated - the space where he worked on his iconic paintings.

An immersive exhibition about Van Gogh

Photo: VDNH

The exhibition will combine an immersive format with a classic exhibition. Visitors will be able to see a hall with a timeline of the artist's life and a gallery with 1:1 scale copies of his works created by contemporary artists. Special attention will be paid to Van Gogh's letters to his brother Theo, which reveal his worldview.

 

An immersive exhibition about Van Gogh

Photo: VDNH

The exhibition will run until July 26 in Pavilion No. 7 at VDNH. The cost of tickets for advance booking until March 31 is 350 UAH, after which the price will increase.

The artist created over 2000 works during his lifetime, but he gained worldwide recognition only after his death. Today, his paintings are kept in leading museums and private collections and are among the most expensive in the world.

As a reminder, Dutch art detective Arthur Brand, together with the police found and returned the stolen painting by Vincent Van Gogh, “The Priest’s Garden at Nieuwenden in Spring.”

 

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