Keenna A.
4/20/2022
Honestly didn't feel like the experience was worth the money, unless you are an avid van gogh or art fan. There's two rooms where they show the pieces, a little display of his past letters, and a...
Van Gogh Exhibit
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4301 N Scottsdale Rd
Scottsdale, AZ 85251
Immersive Van Gogh is a highly sought-after art experience that has captivated audiences worldwide. With its spectacular, vivid, and breathtaking digital art installations, it has become the #1 selling show in the world. Through the use of cutting-edge technology, Immersive Van Gogh transports visitors into the mesmerizing world of Vincent van Gogh, allowing them to immerse themselves in his iconic masterpieces like never before.
Featuring a massive display of cubic feet of projections, frames of video, and pixels, Immersive Van Gogh offers a completely new way of encountering art. Audiences are enveloped in a multisensory experience that combines art, light, sound, movement, and imagination. Whether it's exploring the secret venue, indulging in an immersive yoga session, or browsing the exclusive exhibit online gift shop, Immersive Van Gogh provides an unforgettable journey into the genius and beauty of Vincent van Gogh's work.
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2.571 reviews
Dolores D.
1/23/2022
I'm not an art person but came to check it out with some friends. It's one big room and you can sit on the floor or if you find a chair. You just watch the projector of the art display on the...
Judy L.
1/8/2022
When they present it online, I thought we would be walking from room to room for the exhibit. It was extremely cool, but we sat on the hard cement floor for entire experience, so that was...
ViVi S.
11/12/2021
There is beauty all around us and you simply have to look around you. Because if you're moving through life so fast, you may miss it. This Van Gogh exhibit is a wonderful way to stop and smell the...
Jim A.
1/30/2022
While in Scottsdale, we decided to visit the immersive Van Gogh show. The actual show is interesting and the featured paintings were brought to life by animation. Music is synced to the display....
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