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Van Gogh Inside: Love, Vincent painting

A new Van Gogh multi-sensory exhibition is coming to Singapore for seven months, starting this January 2025

‘Van Gogh Inside: Love, Vincent’ brings the artist’s works to life with interactive life-sized projections

If you’ve missed Van Gogh: The Immersive Experience previously, worry not. You’ve got a second chance to witness the iconic artist’s works at the Van Gogh Inside: Love, Vincent exhibition, arriving at our shores for a seven-month run starting from January 24, 2025. 

Van Gogh Inside: Love, Vincent self portraits
Photograph: GROUNDSEESAW

Presented by Korean art collective GROUNDSEESAW, the same folks behind the popular Monet Inside exhibition, this visual and audio art exhibition will feature Van Gogh’s famed pieces. This includes the beautiful The Starry Night, the haunting Wheatfield with Crows that’s been regarded as one of his last paintings, and his self-portraits which depict his striking personality. 

 

Van Gogh Inside: Love, Vincent exhibition
Photograph: GROUNDSEESAW

The artworks are presented via immersive video projection mapping, allowing you to fully appreciate the intricate brush strokes and vibrant colours of each painting. There’ll be 11 original orchestral soundtracks playing in the background too, focusing on the theme of love. 

Set aside an hour to fully experience the exhibition at Parkview Square.The event will run from January 24 to August 17, 2025. Early bird tickets are already available. Prices start from $12.50 for locals and more information can be found on the Van Gogh Inside: Love, Vincent website

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Joycelyn Yeow

Joycelyn is the Senior Lifestyle Writer at Time Out Singapore, keeping tabs on the latest events and happenings around town. If there’s a new Harry Potter or Disney-themed exhibition, chances are...