Beyond Van Gogh: The Immersive Experience will now remain open until Sept. 30 at Bayview Place in Vic West.
A digital interactive exhibit paying tribute to the artwork of Vincent Van Gogh has extended its Victoria run, organizers have announced.
The exhibit, which opened June 20, was originally set to close Aug. 20. The exhibition displays more than 300 Van Gogh paintings throughout the purpose-built Starry Night Pavilion, which boasts 30,000 sq. ft of high-resolution digital imagery. The production has been staged in more than 50 cities across seven countries, including Canada, the United States and South [email protected]
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