An immersive exhibition experience that has already been trending around the world for the last two years now comes to Halifax.
Van Gogh 360º features some of the artist’s most influential pieces in Western art history, according to the show’s website.
It says that it “brings together more than 300 of his most popular works in a dynamic show that cannot be missed.”
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The website says that visitors can expect a “360-degree panorama on larger-than-life screens, a complementary musical bed, and a mix of different fields of art that only an immersive media format can offer.”
The show is expected to hit the Halifax Forum on May 27 and run seven days a week.
According to the website, COVID-19 protocols will be in place, including timed ticketing, arrow markings, contactless transactions, and mandatory mask wearing.
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The exhibit will be accessible to wheelchairs, walkers and scooters, while seating is limited and available on a first-come, first-served basis.
Plus information about the exhibition is available on their website.
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