““It’s tactile. It’s digital. It’s immersive. It’s geared toward people who are used to how images are viewed in the 21st century. Best of all, it’s a lot of fun.” — Hartford Courant”

““[V]isitors can step in front of a blue wall and be transported into Vincent van Gogh’s Starry Night, or manipulate the Dutch post-impressionist painter’s most famous work on a 12-foot-wide electronic screen.” — WAMC Northeast Public Radio”

““Van Gogh for All ... features modern technology that introduces Vincent Van Gogh’s art and career to visitors of all ages.” — MassLive”

““Springfield Museums is inviting guests to literally become part of the artwork through ‘Van Gogh For All,’ at the Michele and Donald D’Amour Museum of Fine Arts.” — Journal Inquirer”

““[A]t the Van Gogh for All exhibit at the D’Amour Museum of Fine Arts in Springfield, visitors are invited to literally step into the famous painter’s world.” - MassLive”

““[T]errifically fun ... a photo-op wonderland of hands-on, interactive displays” — Houston Chronicle”

““[W]ill delight kids and adults alike

” — Houstonia Magazine”

““Anybody entering [Van Gogh For All] will feel a sudden jolt of that creative energy” — Houston Press”

““Perhaps one of the biggest draws, especially for families with children, is the companion exhibit, [Van Gogh For All,] which allows visitors to interact with the artist and his work” — Austin360”

““We loved this new opportunity to share [Van Gogh’s] paintings with our twelve-year-old daughter. Of course, her favorite part of the day was the terrific side exhibit [Van Gogh For All] where kids of all ages can pose for photos sitting on Vincent’s bed in the yellow house in Arles, sit at a table at the ‘Night Café’ or draw their own versions of sunflowers at art stations. It’s one of the best interactive art exhibits I’ve ever seen.” — Texas Monthly
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