Once Van Gogh is done with Montreal, his exhibit will set up and Gogh to the province’s capital.
Montreal’s immensely popular Imagine Van Gogh exhibit, originally slated to conclude at the end of February, has been extended twice and will now be on display until April 5.
The teams behind the exhibit announced on Instagram that the exhibition will head down the road to Centre des congrès de Québec on June 26.
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“This announcement is made in the wake of the immense success of the exhibition which is currently presented in Montreal until April 5, 2020, and which will have attracted more than 200,000 people,” states the Imagine Van Gogh Instagram post.
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Quebec City Van Gogh hopefuls are asked to sign up for the exhibition’s newsletter to be notified for when tickets become available. Guests who sign up for the newsletter will be notified 48 hours before tickets go on sale and will automatically be registered for three prize packages to attend the premiere for free.
First presented in Europe, Imagine Van Gogh is the work of artists Annabelle Mauger and Julien Baron. Their approach is to fuse technology with classical art through the use of more than 200 works by the famous painter.
The Imagine Van Gogh exhibit highlights the works of the Arles period (1888-1889) and the end of his life (1890).
Works include Sunflowers, Irises, Starry Night, Wheat Fields, pieces from his Japanesery series, La Mousmé, Portrait of Dr. Gachet, and Van Gogh’s famous self-portrait.
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Due to the success of Montreal’s exhibit, no end date has been announced for the Quebec display as the website simply claims “Imagine Van Gogh is spending the summer in Quebec City.”
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