Immerse your­self in an immer­sive art expe­ri­ence for the whole fam­i­ly, bring­ing togeth­er the most rev­o­lu­tion­ary art move­ments from the late 19th to the ear­ly 20th cen­tu­ry: Impres­sion­ism, Pointil­lism, Post-Impres­sion­ism, Cubism and Expressionism.

In a stun­ning mul­ti­me­dia pre­sen­ta­tion, the works of Claude Mon­et, Georges Seu­rat, Paul Gau­guin, Paul Cézanne, Vin­cent van Gogh, Edvard Munch, Juan Gris, Robert Delau­nay, Paul Klee and Wass­i­ly Kandin­sky to life. High-res­o­lu­tion pro­jec­tions, dig­i­tal ani­ma­tions and a cap­ti­vat­ing sound design make colours and shapes dance through the space – fas­ci­nat­ing for adults and visu­al­ly grip­ping for chil­dren alike.

The exhi­bi­tion con­veys art his­to­ry in an emo­tion­al and eas­i­ly under­stand­able way. Over the course of around 60 min­utes, a sen­so­ry expe­ri­ence unfolds in which colours, shapes and sounds com­bine to trans­port vis­i­tors right into the heart of the Mod­ern era.

A mul­ti­me­dia cul­tur­al expe­ri­ence for art lovers, the curi­ous and fam­i­lies who wish to explore together.

The exhi­bi­tion peri­od has end­ed, so there are no longer any reg­u­lar view­ings. How­ev­er, it is still pos­si­ble to vis­it the exhi­bi­tion for 2 or 4 hours as part of the “VIP Exclu­sive Entry” package.
The exhi­bi­tion space can accom­mo­date up to 50 peo­ple. Seat­ing is lim­it­ed. The exhi­bi­tion is wheel­chair accessible.

This exhi­bi­tion is:
Fam­i­ly-friend­lySuit­able for chil­drenAn expe­ri­ence for all ages

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