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Toronto’s immersive Van Gogh exhibit is back with a new show next month

Toronto’s beloved immersive Van Gogh exhibit is launching a brand-new show next month. Get ready to jump into the world of the iconic artist as the show brings more to the original exhibit.

Starting April 11,  Lighthouse ArtSpace Toronto will launch The New Immersive Van Gogh: The Next Chapter. According to organizers, it will immerse you into Van Gogh’s world and beyond the original exhibition.

What to expect

For years, Toronto has enjoyed the whimsical exhibit featuring the stunning works of art Van Gogh was known for. It’s a one-of-a-kind experience that brings pieces like The Starry Night to life.

But this new take on the popular show is that and more.

“Experience his journey from Provence’s sunlit fields to his final days through advanced projections that transform brushstrokes into architecture and colours into emotional landscapes,” shares organizers.

“This completely reimagined exhibition reveals new dimensions of Van Gogh’s evolution, creating an unprecedented dialogue between artist and observer that redefines immersive art.”

Tickets

Now if you’re interested in seeing this for yourself, tickets are available. Three tiers range from general admission to Premium and VIP, and start at $18 plus tax.

If you want to elevate your experience, the Premium option includes admission to the exhibit plus Van Gogh Magnet, Van Gogh Keychain, and Van Gogh Pin.

As for the VIP option, that includes admission, a VIP Souvenir Lanyard, Van Gogh Magnet, Van Gogh Keychain, Van Gogh Pin, an Immersive Van Gogh Colouring Book, and FLEX if you need to reschedule your visit, free of charge.

So whether you’re a longtime fan of the exhibit or experiencing it for the first time, The New Immersive Van Gogh: The Next Chapter is not one to miss.

The NEW Immersive Van Gogh: The Next Chapter

When: Starting April 11, 2025
Where: Lighthouse ArtSpace Toronto — 1 Yonge St.
Cost: $18+

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