Van Gogh Alive has opened in Bangkok, offering Bangkokians chance to immerse themselves in the art of Vincent van Gogh—virtually. Ogle the Dutch artist’s The Starry Night or his many self-portraits in Van Gogh Alive, a popular virtual reality exhibition that has been touring the world for almost a year.
Some of Vincent Van Gogh’s most famous paintings have come to life with the help of immersive digital mapping technology and sensory music designed specifically for the show. Many of you may have gotten a glimpse of the experience from an episode of Emily in Paris (although that was from another exhibit of the same kind).
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The exhibition finds a home in Bangkok on the sixth floor of ICONSIAM, and will run from 30 March to 31 July, dates that encompass Van Gogh’s birth and death anniversaries on 30 March and 29 July, respectively. Ticket prices range from B690 to B1,490.
