The great Hard Rock exhibition offers a unique perspective on Vincent Van Gogh
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Fanny Curtat is an art history consultant to “Beyond Van Gogh” and helped create the show in Montreal, Canada.
Van Gogh is more of a paint still-living and landscape, but he is also interested in self-portraits.
More than 300 of Van Gogh’s works, especially in the last 10 years of his life at the most appropriate time, have been combined to provide a unique “Beyond Van Gogh” experience.
At a time when almost everything in the world has been detained or canceled altogether, “After Van Gogh: Immersive Experience” was first conceived in Montreal, Canada.
The guide, an hour-long exhibition presented by Paquin Entertainment Group, runs from Friday, July 8, to Sunday, August 28, at the Hard Rock Hotel and Casino Atlantic City’s Seminole Ballroom. the statement would not be fair. It uses cutting-edge technology and special effects to illuminate the work of the famous sculptor, 19th-century post-Impressionist Vincent Van Gogh. The exhibition began at an unusual time as a way of communicating with sufferers by noting that Van Gogh had created an interesting design while facing a dramatic ordeal.
“Our production started in October 2020 during the disaster,” said historian Fanny Curtat, “Beyond Van Gogh”. “It started around the summer of 2021, so I mentioned it because I think part of the context of the experience has this in mind. When everyone is relaxed inside and out, this is created by people. they will enjoy a cultural gathering and are still in a safe environment with plenty of space around them.There is something very interesting about who has struggled all his life, but he created a lot of beauty from the things around him. “
