Immersive art experiences are growing in international popularity, with installations popping up in major art hubs around the globe — from Paris to New York and now, the Tri-State.
These experiences often feature popular works from the art world's well-known masters, where visitors can step inside the works of impressionists Vincent Van Gogh and Claude Monet, to name a few. But how do these experiences compare to the art as it was originally intended to be viewed?
On Cincinnati Edition, we learn more about immersive art experiences and the potential impact they have on how the public view and interact with artists' work.