If you love Vincent - let's Gogh and look

[Mira]

There is an immersive experience happening at my city, showing the works of Vincent Van Gogh in grand scale. Information about his life, copies of his work and a huge room with visuals of them streamed around.
I could not get enough of it. Here are some photos I took with my phone, and I was very glad for the little girl in the foreground.














They had a life-size installation to reproduce his bedroom in Arles. The woman who stepped in to look out the window is my friend and neighbor, Dani.

Another friend commented: “Sad he could never know how hugely famous and loved he ended up being”.
Another, highly spiritual friend, looked at her and said:
“He knows it now!”

[Walleye]

1. Wow, dazzling color, just wow. Thanks for the photos.

[CaliforniaPeggy]

2. Wow, thank you for these great photos, my dear Mira!

They put us right in the middle of the scenes of his work. And since I am too far away to see it in person, these will more than make up for that.

[3Hotdogs]

3. What city?

[Mira]

4. Winston-Salem, NC - here's more info

https://vangoghexpo.com/winston-salem/

[Diamond_Dog]

5. Is this a traveling exhibition?

I would love to see it. TY for sharing these!

[Mira]

7. Check the link - yes - it travels

https://vangoghexpo.com/winston-salem/
It will be here in town another month, but the person I asked did not know the travel trajectory.
It is a simply wonderful, immersive, unforgettable experience.

[George McGovern]

6. Fabulous photos Mira! Love your play on words! And the comments at the end of your posting! Thanks!!

[Old Crank]

8. We went to the one in Munich

Very impressive.

[Callalily]

9. I would love to go to that exhibit.

I was in Amsterdam a few years ago and visited the Van Gogh museum. Spent hours and hours there! It was fabulous!

[Mira]

10. I forgot til you mentioned it

A couple of college student friends of mine went to that museum and told me about sunflowers in the parking lots. They were enraptured with the exposure to his work. They brought me back some coasters I still use.