LancasterOnline

Van Gogh finds his freedom, liberates art

Vincent van Gogh was an intense man. Many of the people in his life, including his brother, Theo, said living with him could be an unbearable experience. But the intensity that made his personal life ...
The Gaston Gazette

A vibrant van Gogh experience: Exhibit allows viewers to get new perspective on famous works

For four more weeks, Vincent van Gogh’s famous works can be experienced in a whole new way in Charlotte. Discovery Place’s latest traveling exhibit is “Van Gogh Alive,” which is available through June ...
The Art Newspaper

The village where Van Gogh spent his final days celebrates its most distinguished visitor

An exhibition focussing on Van Gogh and his influence opened this week at the Château of Auvers-sur-Oise, the village 30 kilometres north west of Paris where the artist spent his last 70 days. With ...
Artnet

Here’s Our Guide to Every Single One of the Nearly 50 Immersive Van Gogh Experiences Blanketing the U.S., and What Makes Each Unique

As far as we can remember, there has never been a phenomenon like the immersive Van Gogh craze currently sweeping America Maybe it’s the enduring popularity of the Dutch artist. Maybe it’s the hunger ...
Psychology Today

Science, Phenomenology, and the Artistry of Vincent van Gogh

Phenomenology takes a unique position among the endeavors that purport to be scientific, it is a mode of investigation that emphasizes the intimate qualitative description of human experience rather ...
The Conversation

Van Gogh Museum at 50: what painter’s letters to his family expose about why he became an artist

Vincent van Gogh fits the stereotypical image of the tragic modern artist: the tortured genius and scruffy bohemian battling mental ill-health and lack of recognition from peers and a public who ...