Last call for Van Gogh Alive exhibit

May 14 2012 15:48:11

Last call for Van Gogh Alive exhibit

ISTANBUL - Hürriyet Daily News

Today is the last day of the Van Gogh Alive exhibition, which was brought to Istanbul in February by the Turkish pharmaceutical company Abdi İbrahim to celebrate its centenary.

The exhibition at Karaköy Antrepo 3 presents over 3,000 digital images of Van Gogh’s most famous works in a synthesis of traditional art and modern technology. The frameless art exhibit was created by Australian Grande Exhibitions. Tickets are available at Biletix booths and the show’s entrance.

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