Featuring cutting-edge projection technology and an original score, the exhibit includes such classics as “The Starry Night,” “Sunflowers” and “Café Terrace at Night.” Masterpieces, now freed from frames, come alive, appear and disappear, flow across multi-surfaces, according to the show’s website.
“Beyond Van Gogh” occupies over 30,000 square feet and is “the largest immersive experience in the country, offering guests ample room to safely enjoy the exhibit.” Organizers say the show is roughly one hour and is set up walk-through style.
Also, this exhibit is not related to the immersive Van Gogh exhibits recently presented at The Lume Indianapolis and Lighthouse ArtSpace Columbus.
To sign up for first access to tickets for “Beyond Van Gogh” before they go on sale to the general public, visit vangoghdayton.com.
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