Van Gogh's vibrant artworks will be brought to life as part of a multi-sensory exhibition coming to Sydney's Moore Park next month.

This is no ordinary art exhibition. Van Gogh's works have been exhibited and admired for over a century - but never like this. Van Gogh Alive gives visitors the unique opportunity to immerse themselves into Van Gogh's artistry and truly venture into his world.


From start to finish, visitors are surrounded by a vibrant symphony of light, colour, sound and fragrance that has been called an 'unforgettable' multi-sensory experience.

Van Gogh's masterpieces come to life, giving visitors the sensation of walking right into his paintings, a feeling that is simultaneously enchanting, entertaining and educational.

Adults and children delight in the super-scale show, viewing artworks from new angles and discovering unique perspectives. Visitors also have the chance to examine Van Gogh's sources of inspiration via photographs and video displayed alongside his works.

The brainchild of Melbourne-based Bruce Peterson, Van Gogh Alive uses Grande Exhibitions' state-of-the-art SENSORY4™ system that combines multi-channel motion graphics beamed through up to 40 high-definition projectors with cinema-quality surround sound. Set to an evocative classical score, a thrilling display of over 3,000 enormous crystal-clear images is beamed across walls, columns and floors. At such a scale, the vibrant brushstrokes and vivid details of Van Gogh's work are truly breathtaking.

The blockbuster experience is one of the first large-scale arts events to open with COVID-aware considerations that exceed government public health guidelines. Controlled visitor capacities (that allow for more than the recommended four-square metres per person) and managed visitor flow mean visitors can easily respect social-distancing advice. The exhibition also meets the highest hygiene standards with no touch points, hand sanitisers, masks and daily deep cleaning.

The digital spectacular opens on September 18 for a strictly limited season at The Royal Hall of Industries, Moore Park, Sydney, NSW.

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