The Ministry of Culture and Tourism of the province of Mendoza will offer the exhibition “Van Gogh Immersive Art Experience” at the Ángel Bustelo Auditorium. The exhibition will consist of 70 works by the Dutch painter using state-of-the-art technology on a large scale.
This display adds a great reason for art aficionados to visit Mendoza, from January 2 to February 9, 2023, which is the period in which the sample will be available. culture and tourism wine province reported how the exhibition of works by Van Gogh will be. Tickets can be obtained from today until January 1 at www.tuentrada.com, and cost 3,000 pesos.
Nora Vicario, Minister of Culture and Tourism of the wine province said “Mendoza It is the most important cultural and tourist pole in western Argentina that projects a summer with great proposals such as this innovative exhibition that has been visited by millions of spectators and starts in 2023 at the Ángel Bustelo for Mendoza and tourists”.
The exhibition implies immersing yourself in the universe of the Dutch artist in a multisensory way, since the spectators will be accompanied by music and a voice that narrates the life and work of the artist. in addition, of course, to be able to appreciate the works themselves. This exhibition in Mendoza is one of the most praised in the world due to the relevance of the artist involved.
The pieces are combined with state-of-the-art technology, they are designed pieces and image prints that surround the entire surface of the main hall. Also, animated projections will be available, a feature that allows greater immersion and is considered a cutting-edge tool. Virtual reality headsets will also be available.
Who was Vincent Van Gogh?
Called simply as Van Gogh, this person was a Dutch painter and managed to be one of the main exponents of post-impressionism. Born on March 30, 1853 and died on July 29, 1890, he painted some 800 paintings, including watercolors (43) and self-portraits (148) and some 1,600 drawings.
His work was recognized after his death, in a retrospective exhibition in 1890, and he is currently considered one of the great masters in the history of painting. Sadly, he spent his last years suffering from permanent psychiatric problems, which led him to voluntarily confine himself in mental hospitals.
There is a general trend that speculates that his mental illnesses influenced his painting, however, art critic Robert Hughes firmly believes that Van Gogh’s works are executed under complete control of his instincts.
