Van Gogh 360° Delhi. , photo credit: Shrey Gupta
One of the most iconic painters and proponents of Post-Impressionism, Vincent Willem van Gogh’s artworks are getting a 360° technical adaptation. The traveling exhibition Van Gogh 360°, which arrived in India at the World Trade Center in Mumbai in January this year, has now reached New Delhi and will visit 15 more cities in the country including Bengaluru, Chennai, Chandigarh, Hyderabad and Pune. Canadian company Festival House Inc., which owns IP van Gogh 360, calls the retrospective an ‘immersive experience’ and claims that ‘large-scale 360-projection has been achieved using projectors and high-powered computer servers’. which provides crisp and compelling pictures.
Van Gogh 360 Delhi. , photo credit: Shrey Gupta
Mark Monahan, executive director of Festival House Inc., says that Van Gogh 360° has been displayed in several cities across Canada, including its capital Ottawa, before India. “We visited exhibitions in cities in Europe and North America, including New York, Los Angeles, Vancouver and Toronto, and reached out to a Toronto-based company that specializes in video content to visualize the sequence and interpret Gogh’s art – using A mix of well-known and lesser-known pieces spread throughout Car Gogh’s body of work – all set to an original soundtrack,” he says.
Van Gogh 360 Delhi. , photo credit: Shrey Gupta
More than 300 of Gogh’s works are included in the digital exhibition, including The Starry Night, Sunflowers, Potato Eaters, Self-Portraits, Wheatfield with Crows, Bedroom in Arles and Almond Blossoms. “The exhibition took eight months to develop,” says Mark. “Viewers are immersed in floor-to-ceiling projections that animate the master’s work. Giant projections highlight brushstrokes, details, and color.”
Van Gogh 360 Delhi. , photo credit: Shrey Gupta
Presented by DLF Malls and Absolute Glassware, this edition of Van Gogh 360° features a lounge space and a bar, along with a creative space for people to connect with art. “In Mumbai, we saw an attendance of nearly 80,000 enthusiasts through 1,500 shows over the course of two and a half months, showcasing the intersection of technology and art from veteran artistes who remain relevant and a beacon of talent for young art There are pillars. enthusiastic till date. Kunal Khambhaty, Head, Live Events and IPs, BookMyShow, says, “The exhibition was very quick to become the travel itinerary for anyone traveling to Mumbai.
Van Gogh 360 Delhi. , photo credit: Shrey Gupta
They say the Delhi edition is sold out for the first two weeks!
Van Gogh 360° is on display at DLF CyberCityPhase 2, Sector 24, Gurugram. Tickets are available from Rs.699 onwards on in.bookmyshow.com. The exhibition will conclude on 30 April.
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