Since it was announced that Van Gogh: The Immersive Experience was coming to Bristol in February, I've been (impatiently) waiting to go. I've seen pictures of the exhibition in other cities and couldn't wait for Bristol's turn.
The exhibit promised "exquisite storytelling" and "cutting-edge technology", alongside a "20,000 square foot light and sound spectacular will feature two-storey projections of the artist’s most famous works". Hosted at Bristol's newest space for creativity and culture, Propyard, it promised to be something spectacular.
I, like many others - I'm sure, have never been to an 'Immersive' exhibition and wasn't too sure what to expect but my expectations were certainly high given everything that was promised. Van Gogh is of course one of the biggest artists in Western art history and his life story is as captivating as his work, making the chance to be immersed into his world all the more exciting.
