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February 2024 by Nicholas Settecase
A very expensive PowerPoint
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February 2023 by Maria Dinardo
Great idea, beautiful to watch
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February 2023 by Mary Allen
This was a fabulous way to see the work of such a great artist! I would go again for sure!!!
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February 2023 by Liz Eaton
Music and brush stroke details, digital mixing. Didn’t want to leave.
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February 2023 by Jake OBrien
Amazing! The staff was so nice and really made this experience 100% better.
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February 2023 by XYZ
I expected more for the price of the tickets that we paid. Slightly underwhelming, if im being honest.
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December 2022 by Ella Renee
This was incredible.My fiance and I went here on a weekday afternoon so it wasn't horribly busy. We had VIP passes, which I recommend as you have a flexible window in which to visit and also get free lanyards, posters, sunflowers, and cushions to sit on while enjoying the show.The actual exhibit was different than I expected. It is a 30ish minute long show that loops constantly instead of a walk through exhibit like I was expecting. I didn't mind that though.The music was expertly orchestrated to move with the art and enhanced everything about the experience. Mirrored columns reflected the art instead of interrupting the immersion. Colors flowed and moved playfully across the floor in perfect combination with the art all around.Everything about this experience was magic.
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December 2022 by Mandy M
Van Gogh is my favorite artist and this was a great experience.. When you’re surrounded by his art from head to toe it’s amazing! The only thing they should do different is for those who aren’t totally familiar with his work are kind of lost because they don’t know the names of each of his paintings so they should put the name of it somewhere. The group I was with missed the time line that’s outside of the room where you go in to see the show. Or they could make the timeline more noticeable.. Amazing show though!!! ❤️❤️
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December 2022 by Bev Frinzi
Our experience visiting the Immersive Van Gogh Exhibit in Pittsburgh was simply amazing! We took our two young grandchildren, ages four and seven and they both thoroughly enjoyed it. Never to early to introduce arts to young growing minds!
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April 2022 by Norm S.
This was a nice experience. There was plenty of time to sit amidst towering video collages of Van Gogh's art which was thoughtfully blended using modern video effects - frequently isolating elements through three d effects. The exhibit is costly. But with the ability to stay and view the exhibit for any length of time I wished the per minute price kept dropping. This was a nice afternoon.
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April 2022 by Brooke N.
Extremely great concept. However, the cost of these tickets were ridiculous. Additionally you sit in one room and watch 35 min of a cool vision of van goghs art. NYC and other cities around the nation were less expensive and offered quite more than just this. I would def try a diff city than Pittsburgh. Also, they charge an additional 12 dollars for parking which is a walk from the building. For 3 adults and 35 min of your time you're looking at over 200$
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March 2022 by Christie B.
Definitely go to Van Gogh! It's great! Not like anything that I have ever seen before! It's beautiful! It's mesmerizing! It's uplifting! It's fun! It's Van Gogh!
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February 2022 by Jackie Richie
Love the art but it's about 25 minutes in one big room with tickets being 55 dollars a piece. The pictures move which is really awesome I just expected more than about 10 different pictures , sitting on concrete floor and that's it.
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February 2022 by CA Price
Very interesting. Nice that there was a coat check and food and beverages to enjoy while going through the experience. Also liked that when we asked for seats, we were provided them. Sat through the show twice and would have done it a third time but we had dinner reservations. Very nice event.
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February 2022 by Linda Klimczyk
This show was amazing. We were fully immersed in the imagery and the sound. The sound was spectacular, well chosen and coming from all directions. My family members became part of the show as you can see in the picture. I would attend more of these. The circles on the floor placed attendees in strategic locations so that everyone had a great view. On top of that, they reinforced social distancing.
