Discover the life of Vincent Van Gogh
By Diana Morais
Van Gogh London Exhibit: The Immersive Experience will transport you through the centuries to discover the life of the renowned painter.
From room to room, you discover both history and art, creating a magnificent and moving experience.
You can admire some of Van Gogh’s most famous paintings and watch documentaries that tell the story of the hard life he led.
Then, step into another room and you literally step into a painting – a surprising immersive experience.
Not only that, you’ll also find activities for young and old that will turn you into a real artist including drawing opportunities and superb picture spots that will make you part of the picture as well as an incredible VR experience.
It’s a place full of stories, and each painting tells its own story, some more beautiful than others.
To add to the experience the exhibition is hosted in a stunning former 19th century stable building, which sits opposite the famous Old Spitalfields Market and is centred around a triple height atrium.
This is the perfect way to discover art other than in a museum or gallery, and it’s accessible and recommended for all ages.
It’s open everyday except on Tuesday, in Commercial Street, Shoreditch, until June. Ticket prices are set at £15.90 per adult and £9 per child, family and group prices are also available.
You can book your tickets online here: https://vangoghexpo.com/london/
Pictured top: Van Gogh London Exhibit: The Immersive Experience (Picture: Diana Morais)
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