Dubai-ites, listen up! The famous Van Gogh exhibit is back in Dubai for a LIMITED time only. Yep, you read that right! Dubai’s Theatre of Digital Art, located in Souk Madinat Jumeirah, Umm Suqeim, is hosting a LIMITED edition Van Gogh X Japan exhibit. The Van Gogh X Japan exhibit will showcase the relationship between the Japanese Ukiyo-e style and Van Gogh’s paintings in the most immersive way. The exhibition is running from Friday, July 14 to Monday, July 31, from 10 AM to 10 PM. Read on for all the deets.
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Van Gogh X Japan Is An Immersive Educative Show Running Till July 31st
Van Gosh exhibits are always known to be immersive and dreamy, and this new one lets you experience the best of the East and West. Van Gogh X Japan is an immersive educative show that lets you discover how Ukiyo-e shaped Van Gogh’s style while enjoying the most iconic art pieces at 360°, with every detail maximised.
Tickets for the same are now on sale and priced at AED110 for adults and AED59 for kids aged three to 11. If you are planning to visit this immersive exhibit with your family and friends, you can opt for the family bundle or group bundle pass. The family bundle pass is for 3+ adults, with each tickets costing AED72, whereas the group bundle pass is for four adults, with each ticket costing AED90. You can book your tickets here.
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Van Gogh X Japan, an immersive show, is for around 60-120 minutes, and post that, you can also partake in some workshops. From Ikebana masterclasses, Tea Tastings and Haiku learnings, there are tons of adult-only workshops that you can take up. Read the full schedule for the same here.
So what are you waiting for? Get ready to immerse yourself in the captivating world of traditional Japanese prints, where stunning visuals come to life with profound storytelling. As you walk through the exhibition, discover the remarkable influence of Ukiyo-e on European impressionists, including the legendary Van Gogh himself.
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