Meet VINCENT VAN GOGH
About the Immersive Exhibition:
Step inside the life and work of Van Gogh. This multi-sensory exhibition blends 360° projections, tactile sets and interactive stations, offering a human, intimate journey through the artist’s world.
- 5M+ visitors globally since 2017; named one of CNN’s 12 best immersive experiences.
- At the Musée d’Orsay, Van Gogh in Auvers-sur-Oise attracted 793,556 visitors in 108 days (avg. 7,200 per day).
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The only Official Van Gogh immersive exhibition by the Vann Gogh Museum is touring now the globe. A unique and magical experience where you will have the opportunity to enjoy in a new and evolving way his work and his life.
In ‘traditional’ exhibitions, visitors become spectators looking at artworks, hanging on walls. In Meet Vincent van Gogh, however, visitors become participants in Vincent’s unique life story. Immersed in his colorful art and guided by his deepest thoughts, they walk in his footsteps, see what he saw, feel his struggles and experience what shaped his passionate spirit.
Co-created with the curators and other specialists of the world-renowned Van Gogh Museum, the Meet Vincent van Gogh Experience is unlike anything you've ever seen, felt, or heard before.
Meet Vincent van Gogh is an immersive experience for all ages, for artists and scientists, novices and experts alike. Encouraged to touch, climb, participate and discover, visitors feel the craggy surface of Vincent’s canvas, see the streets of Paris as he saw them, and hear the wind rustling through the wheatfield where he spent some of his last moments
‘Finally, here is the right way to meet Vincent van Gogh. A superb exhibition.’ China Daily | 18 June 2016
‘Save any time machine solutions, the touring Meet Vincent van Gogh Experience is as close as you will get.’ Travel Pulse | 16 June 2016
‘This multimedia Experience leads a new trend of art exhibitions.’ China Youth Daily | 17 June 2016
‘Meet Vincent van Gogh [...] doesn’t just introduce visitors to the works of the great Dutch painter –
it immerses them in his world.’ Mental Floss | 15 June 2016
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