Van Gogh Immersive Art Experience in Riga
Latvia
Experience the world and iconic art works of Dutch painter Vincent van Gogh in a 360° multimedia exhibition in Riga, Latvia.
Van Gogh: Live Canvas is an immersive multimedia exhibition at Vidzeme Market Exhibition Hall, suitable for art enthusiasts and cultural visitors in Latvia.
Highlights
- Experience an immersive journey through time and space
- See iconic Van Gogh artworks come to life
- Enjoy light, color, and sound in a 360° multimedia hall
- Learn about the life of a key figure in Western art
Description
Van Gogh: Live Canvas is located in the old Milk Pavilion of Vidzeme Farmer's Market, now transformed into Vidzeme Market Exhibition Hall. Showtimes vary, but visitors can enter the hall anytime to explore the souvenir shop or relax on comfortable sofas before or after the show. Check the schedule at vidzemestirgusizstades.lv.
The 360° multimedia hall offers a virtual reality experience that places you inside Van Gogh’s universe. Follow the artist as he approaches his canvas to create a new masterpiece and shares his story through light, color, and sound.
Encounter the characters from Van Gogh's portraits, watch his still life paintings animate, explore the Café Terrace, walk through sunflower fields, and gaze at the starry night sky. This exhibition allows you to move within the art rather than simply view it.
A narrator guides the experience, detailing Van Gogh’s life, struggles with poverty and mental health, and his influence on later art movements. Discover how his use of color and brushstrokes conveys emotions such as anxiety, joy, loneliness, and hope.
Includes
- Entry ticket to Van Gogh: Live Canvas immersive art experience
Important Information
- The show involves light effects and immersive visuals; it is not recommended for visitors with vertigo, epilepsy, or light-triggered migraines.
Cancellation Policy
Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.
For the best experience, check showtimes in advance and avoid bringing large bags. Visit during weekdays or early hours to avoid crowds.