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Last trip down Mrs Image and I went to the Hockney immersive show at the Lightroom near Kings Cross .... Herself has been resistant to these type of shows as they mean a third-party has reframed the artist's work outside what they intended using bits and pieces out of context ... she was OK with the Hockney one as he devised it and curated the content... making it one of his artworks by extension. I''m less picky and, having enjoyed the format, would happily see the Van Gogh one as well.

K

Interesting the good ladies reaction as an artist, like you I love the sound of something different such as this.

My wife and I saw the Monet Immersive experience which was great and recently the King Tut one which had outstanding imagery.

We would have preferred Monet to be honest Philistines that we are

The immersive Van Gogh Experience was on in Leicester recently (not sure when it ends).

It was interesting but not brilliant.

If we had a Damien Hirst immersive, would it be in formaldehyde?

I was checking to see if he had done a piece with flying ducks on the wall, but couldn't find that in formation.

A few pics I took recently.

Went to see the King Tut exhibition when it was in London in 1972 .... presume that means I'm cursed .. which would explain a thing ot two since!! 😁

K

Me too, the queue around the streets to the British Museum was huge, I still have the book I bought with my hard earned pocket money

I still remember the quote "Can you see anything ?" "Yes wonderful things"