How to see Van Gogh, Monet exhibit in Greenville, 'fresh and original perspective'

Technology and French-impressionism artwork fuse in a monthlong, interactive exhibit of Vincent Van Gogh and Claude Monet's paintings at the Greenville Convention Center .

The " Beyond Monet & Beyond Van Gogh: The Immersive Experience " exhibit is on display at 1 Exposition Drive from February 28 to March 30, providing visitors a walk into the work of two world-renowned artists in an interactive and innovative experience that has sold over seven million tickets worldwide.

In a two-part art showcase produced by Paquin Entertainment Group , the exhibit showcases the creative genius of both Monet and Van Gogh in an intimate and unique display of progressive art history.

"Audiences are seeing a fresh and original perspective, allowing us to form new relationships with notable masterpieces in dynamic and fantastic ways," said Fanny Curtat, art historian of Beyond Monet & Beyond Van Gogh. "This exhibit allows a different angle and scales of their work which changes the perception of brush strokes, concepts and everything about their ideas. You get a sense of proportion, detail and can see their creative approach, side by side."

World-famous images such as Van Gogh's "The Starry Night," "Sunflowers," and "The Café Terrace" will be on display, plus 400 combined interactive images of Monet's projects such as "Water Lillies," "Impression: Sunrise," and "Poppies."

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Two rooms, two artists, and more at Beyond Van Gogh and Beyond Monet: The Immersive Experience

During the Beyond Van Gogh & Beyond Monet exhibit in Greenville, famous works of the two art savants will be projected onto walls, floors, cloths, a unique framework, and more, as a popular presentation that will bring a fully immersive experience to their classic artistry.

The exhibit is split into two spaces:

In the first exhibit room, Van Gogh and Monet will have sections dedicated to their masterpieces, showcasing their artwork with text prompts, lighting, and sounds that accompany and complement many of their career creations.

In the second exhibit room, each artist will be presented with a 35-minute audiovisual journey (sold separately), showcasing artwork in a more intimate, immersive, and movie-esque exhibition style.

"Through cutting edge technology, these immersive experiences are redefining what art means to people," said Justin Paquin, president of exhibitions at Paquin Entertainment Group. "It has elevated artwork to the next level, allowing audiences to develop deeper connections with notable masterpieces that were just not possible in previous years."

Outside of the show, visitors can bring their children along to enjoy the experience. There is a "creation station" with colored pencils and images of each artist to draw upon, as well as a gift shop for memorabilia purchases.

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How to visit the Beyond Van Gogh and Beyond Monet: Immersive Experience exhibit?

Tickets for Beyond Van Gogh and Beyond Monet range between $25 and $74, depending on age, grouping, and VIP accessibility.

"Combo Tickets" are also available, which allow visiting guests to view the Van Gogh and Monet audiovisual journey, which lasts around 35 minutes for each.

The hours of operation for the Beyond Van Gogh and Beyond Monet exhibit are:

• Monday - Thursday: 10 a.m. - 8 p.m.

• Friday and Saturday: 10 a.m. - 9 p.m.

• Sunday: 10 a.m. - 7 p.m.

For more information visit www.beyondexhibitions.com

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