TORONTO’S DIGITAL DRIVE-IN ART EXHIBITION-AN EXPERIENCE OF LIFETIME
The pandemic and the Coronavirus brought us in a situation where we have to give up a lot of the activities that we usually like to do. Even coffee with a friend in our favorite coffee bar is impossible because of the health guidelines and to maintain a social distancing.
For those who want to indulge themselves and flex their artistic imagination, they can now visit an all-exclusive drive-in exhibition in Toronto, featuring Van Gogh paintings in a virtual mode. Connoisseurs will drive into the 4000 square foot downtown industrial apace and won’t be able to go outside their vehicles. Only 14 vehicles will be allowed at the same time, and after the engines are turned off, the visitors will be able to enjoy a sensational 35-minute show while remaining inside their cars. Iconic Gogh paintings will be displayed, such as Starry Nights, Sunflowers, and several self-portraits.
Commenting on the initiative, co-producer Svetlana Dvoretsky said, “We have been working around the clock to come up with innovative approaches that will make presenting Immersive van Gogh safe for our audiences while keeping our artists, contractors, and staff employed at their pre-COVID salaries.” Dvoretsky also rightly exclaimed, “People have to see the light at the end of the tunnel and also the light during this situation.”
The exhibition was scheduled to open on May 1, but because of the pandemic, the opening was canceled, the organizers found a perfect solution- a drive-in virtual exhibition.
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