Pune: The acclaimed Van Gogh 360°, an immersive art exhibition that has captivated audiences in Mumbai, Bangalore, and Delhi, is set to make its grand entrance in Pune on February 28, 2024. The exhibition, known for bringing the vibrant colors of Vincent van Gogh’s iconic works to life, has garnered unprecedented success, selling over 250,000 tickets across the three cities and proving its universal appeal.
Pune will now have the opportunity to delve into the convergence of art and technology, experiencing a multisensory journey through the genius of Vincent Van Gogh. Punekars visiting the exhibit will be immersed in a captivating world of stunning projections, showcasing vibrant images that breathe life into the master’s artwork. The life-size projections, highlighting brushstrokes, details, and colors, promise a three-dimensional experience that delights the senses.
Roma Makkad, spokesperson for Van Gogh 360, expressed enthusiasm about launching the exhibit in Pune, stating, “The vibrant cultural fabric of this city aligns seamlessly with the immersive and awe-inspiring experience that this exhibit offers. Pune, get ready to be captivated by the magic of Van Gogh like never before. It’s not just an art show; it’s a celebration of creativity and a journey into the brilliance of one of the greatest artists in history.”
Kunal Khambhati, Head of Live Events and IP at BookMyShow, commented, “Van Gogh 360°™ is a transformative and immersive experience that showcases the extraordinary work of Vincent Van Gogh. As his masterpieces, usually found in galleries worldwide, converge in this one-of-a-kind show, Van Gogh 360°™ promises a journey through the brilliance of this influential artist.”
Tickets for the highly anticipated exhibit are now on sale in Pune, offering art enthusiasts and casual visitors alike an immersive journey into the art of Vincent Van Gogh. With tailored pricing for convenience, weekday entries during Phase 1 are priced at Rs. 1099, while weekend entries on Saturday and Sunday are available for Rs. 1499 under Phase 1.
The exhibition is scheduled to travel to several other Indian cities, including Chennai, Ahmedabad, Hyderabad, Kolkata, Jaipur, Kochi, Chandigarh, Bhopal, Lucknow, Nagpur, Indore, Goa, and Surat in the coming months.
